the pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~rick lavoie 1

12
Understanding their Frustration, Anxiety and Tension; Enhancing Motivation The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

Upload: morgan-mckinney

Post on 27-Dec-2015

214 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 2: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

2

What do ALL students need?1. To understand and value learning goals*2. To understand the learning process*3. To be actively involved in their learning4. Learning goals that relate to their interests

and choices5. Instruction matched to learning styles

and strengths*6. To see learning modeled by adults as

exciting and rewarding

Page 3: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

3

What do ALL students need?To experience success*To have time to integrate learning*Receive realistic and immediate feedbackInvolvement in evaluating their learningAppropriate rewards for performance gainsA supportive, safe, well-organized learning

environment

Page 4: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

4

We all have ways we learn better…www.howtolearn.comWhat’s your “style” or styles?How might your learning styles impact your

teaching style?

Page 5: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

5

Some students need more…Two Laws You Need to KnowIDEA 2004

Chapter 14: Special Education in PA Refers to 13 types of identified disabilities that are entitled to an

individualized plan (IEP)

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation ActReasonable accommodations for disabilities that interfere

with at least one “major life activity”

Page 6: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

6

The Fact is…Almost ½ of children with IEPs have IEPs for a Learning Disability!

Speech/Language Impairment ~ Learning Disability~ Intellectual Disability~

Hearing Impairment~ Visual Impairment ~ Other Health Impairment ~ Physical Disability ~ Autism ~ Emotional/Behavior Disorder ~ Multiple

Disabilities ~ Deaf/Blindness ~Traumatic Brain Injury ~Gifted & Talented

Page 8: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

8

Page 9: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

9

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/misunderstoodminds/

How Difficult Can This Be?

Page 10: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

10

How Difficult Can This Be?

•How well did you perform the activities? •What was “easy”? • “difficult”? •How did your performance make you feel? •How do you think it would it feel to be challenged this way when it seems “everybody else” isn’t?

Page 11: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

11

How Difficult Can This Be? “The F.A.T. City Workshop”

Page 12: The pain that a troubled child causes is never greater than the pain that he feels. ~Rick Lavoie 1

12

As you watch:Note your own feelings as you watch the

participantsHow does a learning disability impact a child’s

ability to engage in classroom experiences?How does it impact a child’s behavior?Look for concepts and ideas that can help you

support students with possible behavior and academic challenges

Forgive the shoulder pads and giant frames…