Assistive Technology and Managing Behaviour: Do They Go Together?
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Assistive Technology and Managing Behaviour: Do They Go Together?
- 2. Assistive Technology and Managing Behaviour: Do They Go Together?
- 3. Mentoring Curriculum Behaviour Literacy
- 5. One size fits all?
- 6. Response to Intervention Intensive interactions Positive Behaviour Support Students at risk All students
- 7. All Behaviour is Communication
- 9. “He had a difficulty with words as a child and was in a special needs class in primary school” “As a kid, if you’re told you can’t read and write, you think you’re bad at life” Anh Do - The Happiest Refugee smh.com.au Spectrum March 19-20
- 11. 46-47% The International Adult Literacy Survey (IALS) was undertaken in Australia in 1996
- 12. Barriers to Learning & Opportunity ..impaired access, participation and progress in learning, social connectiveness, and employment
- 13. Remediation vs Compensation Edyburn (2006) http://www.uwm.edu/~edyburn/L%26L2006.pdf
- 14. Executive Functions Problem Solving Flexibility Initiation Self Correction
- 15. Data Cognition Learning, thinking & problem solving Behaviour Appropriate & pro social behaviours Affect Identify and address feelings & emotions
- 18. Cognition Support learning, thinking and problem solving Alternative Formats / text-to-speech Schedules
- 19. Clicker 5
- 20. Texthelp Read&Write 10 GOLD
- 21. Boardmaker
- 33. http://gregoconnor.wikispaces.com http://twitter.com/gregoconnor http://delicious.com/ocgreg Email: grego@spectronicsinoz.com
- 34. Finished
Editor's Notes
- RTI – evidence based service delivery / problem solving method to inform development of interventions / integrated data collectionPBS – improving social behaviour and in class coroperation so learning can be facilitated.
- survey to identify and measure literacy linked to social and economic characteristics of people – 15 to 74 year olds46-47% had literacy levels below ‘functionalliteracy’ – that is, the literacy skills necessary to met the complex demands of everyday life and work in the emerging knowledge-based societylinks between employment / income / use of technologylink with health literacy – 60% functioning below minimum requirements required to understand and use information relating to health
- Jane