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This reflection highlights my experiences working with Nick, an exceptional child, during recess at Rose Park Private School in Holland, MI. Under Mrs. Hansen’s guidance, my journey involved hands-on activities, including gym class, swing play, and communication techniques. I focused on understanding Nick's verbalizations and avoiding confusion, aiming to foster a supportive environment. Collaboration with Tammi, Deb, and insights from educational resources reinforced strategies for inclusion, patience, and effective interaction, ensuring a more comfortable experience for both of us.
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Recess Time with Nick Erin McNary March 14, 2002 Exceptional Child
Rose Park • Private School • Holland, MI • Working with Tammi and Deb • In Mrs.Hansen’s Room • On my own a lot
Short Info Session Ahhhhhhhhhhh!!! I am not prepared for this Am I doing Nick any good? I need to wear running shoes! Getting My Feet Wet
What We Do • Recess Time • Swings • Gym Class • Throwing a ball • Bouncing on a ball • Sit-ups • Stretches
About Nick • Avoidance Techniques • Blowing • Biting • Turning Around • Writing Words • Pre-Linguistic Communication • Verbalizations • Za bot • Awdone
Goals • Become more comfortable around Nick • Understand more of his vocabulary • Enforce the rules • Stop babying Nick
Text Connections • Tips for Teachers • Don’t become overwhelmed • Talk with parents • Expect more • Have other children redirect • Include in activities Colton Helping with Nick Page 222 of Vaughn, Bos, and Schumm
Education Journal • Communication Intervention on the Playground • Jeff Sigafoos and Rachel Littlewood • International Journal of Disability, Development and Education • 1999 • Behavior Chain Interruption Strategy (BCIS)
Information From the Internet • www.autism-society.org • Explains what autism is • Behavior associated with autism • Autism Check list
Conclusion • I am grateful for this opportunity • I have much to learn • Spending time with Nick requires patience • Rose Park is committed to Nick