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BREAKING THROUGH THE BARRIERS
  • A Special Educators Guide Navigating the
    Illinois State Board of Education Learning
    Standards for Students Diagnosed with Autism
    Spectrum Disorders

2
Presenters
  • Gwendolyn B. Murphy
  • Director of Therapeutic Schools
  • Easter Seals Metropolitan Chicago
  • Nicole L. Davenport
  • School Administrator Autism Therapeutic School
  • Easter Seals Metropolitan Chicago

3
Presentation Overview
  • Rationale
  • Description of Guide
  • Next Steps

4
Rationale
  • Personal Experiences
  • ISBE Requirements
  • Special Educator Challenges

5
Description of Guide
  • English/Language Arts
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Social Science

6
Description of Guide
Fine Motor Gross Motor Independent
Functioning Communication Social
Emotional Community Vocational
7
Description of Guide
  • State Goal
  • Illinois Learning Standards
  • Curriculum (Adapted)
  • Suggested Materials/Activities

8
  • STATE GOAL 1 READ WITH UNDERSTANDING AND
    FLUENCY.
  • Illinois Learning Standard 1A Apply word
    analysis and vocabulary skills to comprehend
    selections.
  • Curriculum (Adapted)
  • Participate in activities requiring students to
    demonstrate left-to-right correspondence.
  • Participate in activities requiring basic sight
    word recognition or phonics.
  • Participate in letter recognition activities.
  • Participate in activities requiring name
    recognition.
  • Participate in activities requiring
    choice-making.
  • Participate in activities requiring students to
    follow 1-step directions.
  • Suggested Materials/Activities
  • Picture cards
  • Storybooks
  • Magazines
  • Authentic photos
  • First, Then work strip

9
  • STATE GOAL 6 DEMONSTRATE AND APPLY KNOWLEDGE
    AND
  • SENSE OF NUMBERS, INCLUDING NUMERATION AND
  • OPERATIONS (ADDITION, SUBTRACTION,
    MULTIPLICATION,
  • DIVISION), PATTERNS, RATIOS AND PROPORTIONS.
  • Illinois Learning Standard 6A Demonstrate
    knowledge and use of numbers and their
  • representations in a broad range of theoretical
    and practical settings.
  • Curriculum (Adapted)
  • Introduce number recognition.
  • Introduce 11 correspondence.
  • Introduce rote counting.
  • Suggested Materials/Activities
  • Flash cards
  • Multi-sensory materials such as sand, shaving
    cream etc.
  • Manipulatives
  • Items within the classroom environment which
    reinforce number recognition, such as a
  • clock or phone

10
  • STATE GOAL 12 UNDERSTAND THE FUNDAMENTAL
    CONCEPTS, PRINCIPLES
  • AND INTERCONNECTIONS OF THE LIFE, PHYSICAL AND
  • EARTH/SPACESCIENCES.
  • Illinois Learning Standard 12A Know and apply
    concepts that explain how living things function,
  • adapt and change.
  • Curriculum (adapted)
  • Participate in activities involving the concepts
    of reality and make-believe.
  • Introduce activities requiring students to sort
    or categorize items by attribute (i.e., plants,
    animals,
  • living, non-living, etc.)
  • Introduce activities requiring students to
    identify body parts.
  • Introduce activities requiring students to
    identify/construct patterns.
  • Introduce activities requiring students to
    identify the four seasons.
  • Suggested Materials/Activities
  • Storybooks
  • Picture cards
  • Weather cards/charts

11
  • STATE GOAL 14 UNDERSTAND POLITICAL SYSTEMS,
    WITH AN
  • EMPHASIS ON THE UNITED STATES.
  • Illinois Learning Standard 14A Understand and
    explain basic principles of the
  • United States government.
  • Curriculum (Adapted)
  • Utilize incidental moments throughout daily
    schedule in which to refer students
  • attention to classroom rules.
  • Incorporate opportunities within the daily
    schedule for students to self-monitor
  • behavior.
  • Introduce classroom/individual behavior plan with
    consistency.
  • Introduce the concept of turn taking.
  • Suggested Materials/Activities
  • Picture cards
  • Posted classroom rules appropriate to the
    cognitive functioning level of the
  • students
  • Classroom/individual behavior program

12
Next Steps
  • High School Course
  • Descriptions/Credits
  • Transition Plan Development
  • Career Paths

13
CONTACT INFORMATION
  • Gwendolyn B. Murphy
  • Director of Therapeutic Schools
  • Easter Seals Metropolitan Chicago
  • wmurphy_at_eastersealschicago.org
  • Nicole L. Davenport
  • School Administrator Autism Therapeutic School
  • Easter Seals Metropolitan Chicago
  • ndavenport_at_eastersealschicago.org
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