Clinical Field Experience B: Collaboration With The Community

Support in the classroom is not enough for families who have children with disabilities. Assisting families and caregivers in finding support outside the classroom is a necessity for a child to flourish and reach his or her fullest potential.

Allocate 2 hours in the field to support this field experience.

Collaborate with your mentor teacher to identify student and family supports offered within your school and community for individuals with disabilities regarding academic, transitional, and/or vocational skills.

Specifically, discuss the following items as you research these supports with your mentor:

  • Who oversees the support: the school or an outside agency? What services do they support?
  • Are the services free, or do families need to pay for these services?
  • How are community resources shared with families? Are supports discussed in the beginning of the school year, at conferences, in IEPs, or elsewhere?
  • Did the mentor teacher create his or her own newsletter/brochure, or utilize the school, district, or community made resources?
  • Discuss the importance of continuing the support for students and families or caregivers outside of the classroom. What are the benefits and challenges associated with receiving supports outside of the school day?
  • Discuss if there are limited resources in certain areas, and if so, how has the mentor teacher or school addressed those identified limitations.

Use any remaining field experience hours to assist the mentor teacher in providing instruction and support to the class.

Compose a 500-750 word summary based on your discussion with your mentor regarding student, family, school, and community supports available. Reflect on how you will use this information in your future professional practice.

What kinds of services does the online store provide?

Provide an overview of the business idea

• Product and type of services.

o What are the different types of products? Explain

What kinds of services does the online store provide? [ customer service, exchange and return, delivery, and payment options]

Explain

• Business statement.

• Business vision.

• Business objective.

Where is the money?

o What is the company’s business model?

o What is the revenue model? Give a general idea of how the business generates revenues

➢ Who and where is the target audience? Explain demographics, lifestyle, consumption patterns, etc.

➢ Characterize the marketplace.

o Size, growth, demographics, structure, competition

o Research the market and give an idea about each point

➢ Describe the content of the business website

➢ Conduct a SWOT analysis for the business (Explain each point)

o At least three points for each

➢ Develop an e-commerce presence map.

o (For example: website, email … etc.)

o What activities does the company use these platforms for? (E.g. marketing, customer service, news…etc.)

2. Explain the design of the system 1.5 marks

➢ Explain in detail the design of the system (business objectives, system functionality, information provided)

 

Business Objective

System Functionality

Information provided

Ex: Display goods

Digital Catalog

Dynamic text and graphics catalog

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• What can be improved or added into the system design?

What types of hidden or contingency costs should the budget manager be aware of?

When dealing with capital budgets, especially building construction or renovations, failing to identify all costs can pose a major risk to the budget process. What types of hidden or contingency costs should the budget manager be aware of? How might the budget manager ensure that all hidden or contingency costs have been incorporated into the capital budget process? Consider the hidden or contingency costs noted by your classmates and respond reflectively.

Textbook: Budgets and Financial Management in Higher Education, Chapter 5

Book link:

https://mbsdirect.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781119287766/cfi/6/24!/4/2/2/2/6@0:0

Leadership Skills Toolbox

Consider what you might put in a toolbox if you were going to build something in your home. You might want a hammer, some nails, maybe a level, and if they were available power tools could be a big help and perhaps may the project finish more quickly. The most important part of your toolbox is having tools you know how to use properly and keeping them at your fingertips, ready to use when needed.

Now that we have reviewed the benefits of focusing on your strengths, as much if not more than areas with room for growth, consider what you would want to have in your leadership toolbox. What strengths have you identified that are your primary tools as a leader? What strength would be the first tool you might take out of your toolbox if you needed to help organize a skilled team? Would you choose a different tool if you moved into a team that had never worked together before?

For this assignment, imagine you are the leader of a group in one of your courses and the assignment is to do a semester-long service learning project. You will need to identify and discuss specific things you could do to create a positive climate, positive relationships, positive communication, and positive meaning in a group with your peers.

First, consider the strengths you have that would help you lead this semester-long project. In your response of at least 300 words include what you would include in your leadership toolbox to help you create a positive and productive leadership style to support your team.

Create a 250-350 word response that includes the following:

  • Paragraph 1: Identify at least three of your leadership strengths that are in your leadership toolbox that you can rely on supporting you as a leader in a variety of settings. Include a short description of the strength and why you feel it would be helpful to you as a leader.
  • Paragraph 2: Describe what you would use from your toolbox if you were the new leader of a team that was highly skilled in their field. Why do you feel this would be the best choice for this team?
  • Paragraph 3: Discuss which choice you would make if you were asked to be the leader of a team that had never worked together before. Provide an explanation of why you would or would not choose something different from your toolbox for this group.

Please keep in mind, even if you have not had an opportunity to lead a group formally, you can reflect on how you have provided leadership in many different settings to help support your thinking for this reflection.