Adaptation For Special Education

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EDSP 410

Unit Plan Part 2 Instructions

1. Using the information from your Unit Plan 1 form, you will complete 5 fully developed lesson plans. You will use the template provided for the Unit Plan Part 2 to develop your 5 lesson plans for this assignment. The lesson plans must form a cohesive unit. Use the Lesson Plan Template provided and complete this unit in its entirety.

You will need to:

· Include all materials/forms/worksheets to support your lesson plan

· Include all assessments/evaluations used for your lesson plans.

· You are required to use a total of 10 instructional accommodations throughout your unit. You will need to incorporate these 10 accommodations in your 5 lesson plans.

· Your rewritten chapter from Unit Plan Part 1 assignment must be one of your 10 instructional accommodations. This rewritten chapter must also be included in a lesson plan.

2. For this Unit Plan 2, you will need to provide your summary from your Unit Plan Part 1 describing your fictitious class, and include the seating chart. You may edit this as needed using the feedback from your Unit Plan Part 1.

3. You will need to list the 10 instructional accommodations in your lesson plans.

· Incorporate all 10 of the instructional accommodations.

· Consider the needs of all of your learners in your classroom when you are developing your instructional accommodations. Explain how you will modify your instruction, activities, or assignments to meet the needs of each type of learner in your classroom and why you chose that specific instructional accommodation.

· You should review the materials taught throughout the course in order to assist you in completing this unit plan. Consider the following question when deciding on your instructional accommodation: What type of accommodation would it be: behavioral, instructional, text, homework, assessment, etc.?

4. Make sure you provide all materials/forms/worksheets/assessments that you will be using in your lesson plans, including the ones that you created specific for the instructional accommodation requirement.

· Create visual, auditory, or kinesthetic adaptations for the accommodations. For example, if it is mnemonic, create a worksheet or note page for the fictitious student(s). Another example would be if you chose to have an oral test, then read the test on a tape and turn this in with the unit. If it is a physical accommodation in the classroom, provide visual evidence.

You will need to cite the textbooks/books used in the lesson plans (and your rewritten chapter) at the end of this assignment.

*The materials and information used in this unit would be excellent items to incorporate in your portfolio to use and refer to for future job opportunities.

All components of this assignment must be included in ONE single document.

This assignment is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Friday of Module/Week 8.

Methods to communicate with families and other stakeholders about the needs of students.

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Family and community engagement is critical to the success of all students. Including family and community members can be challenging because of the many dynamics, such as time, communication, and engagement issues. Educators must create engagement strategies that are purposeful and thoughtful to the community demographics.

Part 1: Family and/or Community Assignment

Research and develop a homework assignment/learning activity for the content area that will engage the family and/or community.

Your homework assignment/learning activity should include:

  • A learning objective describing the desired learning outcome of the activity. (For example, “Students will design and implement a composting program in their community that aligns to the United States Environmental Protection Agency composting guidelines.”)
  • In 100-250 words, describe the homework assignment/learning activity, and how the assignment/learning activity engages the family and community.
  • Detail how family and/or community can be involved in establishing a positive learning environment, describing collaborative strategies.

Part 2: Reflection

In 250-500 words, summarize and reflect on the homework assignment/learning activity that engages family and/or community.

Address the following:

  1. Methods to communicate with families and other stakeholders about the needs of students.
  2. Challenges teachers face when creating homework, and activities that engage family and/or community.
  3. The importance of engaging family and community in students’ education.
  4. How you will deal with concerns or issues with parents and the possible solutions to support positive collaboration.

Support your findings with a minimum of three scholarly resources.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.

This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

Introduction to E-commerce

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BBA 3331-17J-3A19-S1, Introduction to E-commerce

Unit IV

Unit IV Study Guide

Click the link above to open the unit study guide, which contains this unit’s lesson and reading assignment(s). This information is necessary in order to complete this course.

Unit IV Discussion

Board

Weight: 2% of course grade

Grading Rubric

Comment Due: Saturday,

12/01/2018 11:59 PM (CST)

Response Due: Tuesday,

12/04/2018 11:59 PM (CST)

Go to Unit IV Discussion Board »

Unit IV Case Study

Weight: 11% of course grade

Grading Rubric

Due: Tuesday, 12/04/2018

11:59 PM (CST)

Instructions

functionality,

informational,

ease of use,

redundant navigation,

ease of purchase,

multi-browser functionality,

simple graphics, and

legible text.

Resources

Citation Guide

Submit Writing Center

Request

Visit at least three e-commerce

web sites, not including those

mentioned in Chapter 4. Click here

to access the template for this

assignment. Using the template,

briefly describe each site’s

purpose, and examine the

effectiveness and performance of

the sites according to the eight

basic factors, which are listed

below:

For each site visited, list any

recommended performance

improvements needed based on

your analysis. Include screenshots

of each site to support your

choices.

All sources used must be

referenced; paraphrased and

quoted material must have

accompanying citations. You will

have at least three references to

represent the three e-commerce

sites that you choose to review.

The following resource(s) may help

you with this assignment.

Submit Unit IV Case Study »

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Basic Computer Skills Boss Challenge

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2020 Flanagan Software

Company Getaway

The Flanagan Software Company Getaway Team has been meeting over the last two months to plan this year’s getaway. We have been studying your survey responses and talking to you about how to make this year’s activities as productive, vibrant, and fun as they were last year.

The overwhelming consensus is that the workshop sessions were a big success. Most people also appreciated having the opportunity to participate in many types of activities, from challenging outdoor experiences to relaxing walks and casual small group interactions. We are planning to offer the same range of activities this year (but no more trust falls or motivational speakers—that came through loud and clear!).

The 2020 Flanagan Software Company Getaway will be held at the Snake River Lodge and Resort in Grand View, Idaho, on June 8–11. The focus this year is on recharging and connecting with each other and our guests. The attached overview provides details about the Snake River Lodge and the activities we are planning. Highlights of this year’s plans are the Flanagan spa, which is designed to recharge participants, whitewater rafting for the adventurous, and Iron Chef–style competitions.

Let us know what you think—the plans have plenty of room for changes.

Flanagan Software Company Getaway Team

info@fsgetaway.cengage.com

Recharge and Connect

2020 Flanagan Software Company Getaway

This year’s getaway is shaping up to be one of our best retreats yet, combining work with play and plenty of opportunities for creativity, physical activities, and making connections with each other, our customers, and our inspiring guests. The event will be held at the Snake River Lodge and Resort in Grand View, Idaho, over four days:

Monday, June 8: Arrivals and greetings

Tuesday, June 9: Work and play

Wednesday, June 10: Workshops and explorations

Thursday, June 11: Wind down and departures

(Note: The office will be closed for foundation fundraising on Friday, June 12.)

Why are we getting away?

It’s time to recharge! Flanagan Software is composed of mostly virtual teams with offices scattered across the United States. Our entire staff gets together only twice a year—and the company getaway is one of those times. We want to take advantage of being together to brainstorm in person about Flanagan Software and its culture, products, and customers. For the second year, we are inviting customers to join us at the getaway so we can connect with them and show off our new apps and planned features. We are also inviting inspiring people from diverse fields—sports, art, film, technology, and science—to tell their stories and help us rejuvenate in new ways.

What’s new this year?

Much of what Flanagan Software does involves social media. We want to use our own products to connect with customers who cannot join us in person. The idea is to set up a blog before the getaway and then use our Flick app to update the blog from Idaho. Customers can keep in touch using their favorite social networking app or they can try Flick and leave comments on the blog. We can post photos, screenshots, videos, and the usual mix of fun and work-related posts.

What are the goals?

We are setting goals in two categories: company goals and product goals. The company goals are personal—we want to relax and get to know one another in a setting other than our office and video conferences. It’s been a busy year with many stressful deadlines, and we want to reward ourselves for releasing apps and updates on schedule. We also want to figure out what’s next.

The product goals are to show off Flick and other apps and to use the apps as customers do—to connect with each other. The company getaway is a perfect time to test our own products for real and in public. We hope this exercise will help solidify our relationships with our current customers and attract new ones.

Activity Snapshots

Your survey responses recommended combining work and play, so we are planning lots of fun activities. Professional event organizer Shelley Cohen will be on hand to keep things running smoothly.

Outdoor recreation

The Snake River has mild to wild rapids for river sports. Whitewater rafting trips will be led by experienced guides for two to three hours through breathtaking gorges and woods. Kayaks and tubes are also available for paddles and floats on the middle fork of the Snake River, which flows past the lodge. Well-marked trails lead up and through the Snake River gorges, providing stunning vistas. All of the outdoor recreation activities are optional.

Flanagan Software day spa

The Snake Lodge has a full range of spa facilities, and we plan to take advantage of them. The spa provides massage therapies, facial treatments, and waterfall cleanses. The day spa is connected to a yoga and meditation center and offers classes for beginners and advanced practitioners. In a nearby fitness complex, you can play tennis and other racquet sports, join a kickboxing class, use the strength-training equipment, or work with a personal trainer.

Competitions

All in the spirit of fun, Shelley Cohen is organizing daily competitions, including an Iron Chef–style team cooking competition with secret ingredients and surprise mentors. Customers will be the judges. Shelley is also preparing a Battle of the Airbands, complete with costumes and props, back-to-back drawing competitions, and a trivia contest. (What was the name of our very first customer? Winner gets a company t-shirt—just kidding!)

Lodging

The Snake River Lodge and Resort has a variety of lodging options. In the next week, we will be posting a form on which you can rank your top three choices for accommodations and request cabin mates if you are saying in a cabin. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the resort.

· Rustic log cabins: These handcrafted cabins are built from high-quality, dead-standing lodgepole pines using the traditional building techniques of the Northwest. Each cabin has two bedrooms, a convenience kitchen, at least one fireplace, and luxury bathrooms.

· Large cabins: Using the same materials and construction as the rustic log cabins, the large cabins also have expansive wraparound porches with built-in hot tubs. Each cabin has four bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen, at least one fireplace, and luxury bathrooms.

· River Tower rooms: The River Tower features midsize rooms with wall-to-wall windows looking on river and mountain views. Amenities include signature king-size or queen-size beds, private dressing areas, gas fireplaces, and in-room refrigerators.

· Whitewater suites: Each suite has at least 1,500 square feet of space with views of the river and the mountains. In addition to the amenities offered in the River Tower rooms, whitewater suites have separate bedrooms with king-size beds, soaking tubs, and spacious balconies.

Flanagan Software Corporate Giving

The Flanagan Software Foundation (FSF) takes seriously its responsibility as a member of the worldwide community. We began in 2014 by funding literacy programs around the world. Today, the Flanagan Software Foundation gives dozens of grants to nonprofit organizations to support opportunities for youth, community service, literacy, and access to clean water. When we return from our company getaway, you are invited to head to the Pathways for Youth Center and participate in the Great American Grill-Out to raise funds for youth programs.

Supported Organizations

Grants made in 2020 Organization Contribution
  Pathways for Youth $150,000
  Heart Family Services $75,000
  DEA Literacy $50,000
  Youth Leadership Grants $250,000
  Clean Water Pipeline $80,000

Customers Participating in the 2020 Flanagan Software Company Getaway:

Advocates for Youth

Alicia Knapstein

Anita Wang & Associates

Antonio and Marijo Sommers

Benjamin Egan

Braxton Design

Brian and Belinda McNelly

Camille Lafontaine

Dale Beckenbaugh

Darren and Chris Taylor

David and Barbara Robertson

Donovan Enterprises

Dustin and Julie Hatcher

Ernesto Padilla

Harry and Candace Tham

Jaspar Chakilam

Jeff and Allison Salazar

Jesse and Terese Malkowski

John and Paige Piper-Hall

Kenny Cao

Min and Amy Huang

Padilla Consulting

Richard and Joy Bachmann

Tito and Monica Salinas

Zimmers Financial

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