Barriers

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Seeing the CharadeWhat We Need to Do and Undo
to Make Friendships Happen Carol Tashie
cztashie_at_yahoo.com
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Friendship is a thing most necessary to life,
since without friends no one would chose to live,
though possessed of all other advantages.Aristot
le
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It is better to light one small candle than to
curse the darkness. CHINESE PROVERB
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Essential Elements What can we learn from real
stories?
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Voices of Friendship Video http//iodserver.unh.
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What are the Essential Elements in Jocelyns
story?
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If Everyone Agrees Friendship is So Important,
Why Do So Many Students Still Not Have the Social
Lives They Deserve?
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It is equally as important to figure out what
must be UNDONE, as it is to figure out what
must be done...
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Barriers to Real Friendship
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BARRIER Curriculum accommodations and supports
made independent of age curriculum high
expectation class activities
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resources
Curriculum and Instruction for All Learners by
Beverly Rainforth Judy Kugelmass
Quick-Guides to Inclusion Ideas for Educating
Students with Disabilities by Michael Giangreco
"You're Going to Love this Kid by Paula Kluth
Teachers' Guides to Inclusive Practices by
Martha E. Snell Rachel Janney
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BARRIER Pull Outs
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resources
Collaborative Teams for Students with Severe
Disabilities Integrating Therapy and Educational
Services by Beverly Rainforth Jennifer
York-Barr
Creativity and Collaborative Learning by
J.Thousand, R. Villa A. Nevin
Including Students with Severe and Multiple
Disabilities in Typical Classrooms by June E.
Downing
Quick-Guide 4 Getting the Most Out of Support
Services by M. Giangreco, S.
Edelman, R. Dennis, P. Prelock, C. Cloninger
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BARRIER Helping or Hovering? The Role of the
Paraprofessional
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resources
Quick-Guide 3 Creating Partnerships with
Paraprofessionals by Mary Beth Doyle and
Patricia A. Lee
University of Minnesotas Para Resources Web
Site http//ici2.umn.edu/para/teachers/Support/Spt
Activities.htm
Paraprofessional's Guide to the Inclusive
Classroom Working as a Team by Mary Beth Doyle
Helping or Hovering? Effects of Instructional
Assistant Proximity on Students with Disabilities
by Giangreco et al Exceptional Children Vol.
64, No. 1, pp. 7-18, 1997
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BARRIER Lack of information and role models
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BARRIER well it looks like friendship..
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The Difference Between Peer Support and
FriendshipFriendship occurs when two or more
people discover common interests and develop a
mutually satisfying relationship.Peer support
is the kind of help one student may give to
another student, sometimes via an adults
request.It is true that friends often provide
support, and peer support can sometimes develop
into friendship. However, they remain very
different kinds of relationships.
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ALL students must have the opportunity to give as
well as receive support.
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BARRIER Friendship Programs
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What is it called when someone is PAID to act
as if they are your friend..?