What are two benefits created by the person-centred model for people with disability? Topic 3 Types of disability Identify one health issue associated with each
What are two benefits created by the person-centred model for people with disability?
Topic 3 Types of disability
Identify one health issue associated with each category of disability in the table below. Identify at least one potential barrier to inclusion for a student with the disability.
Table 4 Types of disability
Aspect | Health issue | Potential barrier |
Physical | ||
Mental | ||
Mood and Personality | ||
Cognitive/Intellectual | ||
Neurological | ||
Sensory | ||
Speech-language |
Topic 4 Learning support strategies
Choose a disability from two different categories from your previous responses. Complete the following:
- Identify the disability
- Outline two learning support strategies
- Outline two holistic support strategies that would potentially reduce the impact of barriers. Note: Holistic support strategies are those which support a student's well-being.
- Provide one link to theory for at least one of your four support strategies.
Table 5 Support strategies
Support strategies | |
Disability 1: | |
Two learning support strategies: | |
Two holistic support strategies: | |
Link to theory for disability 1: | |
Disability 2: | |
Two learning support strategies: | |
Two holistic support strategies: | |
Link to theory for disability 2: |
Topic 5 Whole school behaviour programs
Complete the following table below, including:
- Identify two whole-school approaches (groups of children) or programs used in Australian State and Territory Departments of Education to support the behaviour or self-management of students.
- Identify one goal of each program that supports behaviour or self-management.
- Provide one way that a Student Learning Support Officer could support the teacher or presenter of the program during a lesson/activity.
An example has been provided.
Table 6 Whole-school behaviour program and strategies
Name of whole-school behaviour program | Goal of the program | One strategy to support the lesson/activity |
Positive Behaviour for Learning | To contribute to the development and maintenance of a positive, safe and supportive learning environment. | I can contribute to the PBL lesson by participating in the lesson planned by the teacher. I can use the language and reward system of the program to maintain consistency across the school. |
Topic 6 Targeted program/approach
Complete the following table below, including: Identify two targeted approaches (individual children) or programs used in Australian State and Territory Departments of Education to support the behaviour or self-management of students.
- Identify two ways that a Student Learning Support Officer could support the teacher or presenter of the program during a lesson/activity.
Table 7 Targeted program and strategy to support
Name of targeted program/approach | Goal of the program | One strategy to support the lesson/activity |
Quicksmart Numeracy Program | To build capacity in numeracy skills to address inequity. | I can check the students going to Quicksmart and support them to be organized and ready to go at the allocated time. I can collect any notes and information for the students while they are at Quicksmart and then support them to re-engage with class activities when they return. |
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