Students may decide to combine some portfolios together. The portfolio can also contain student work from other aspects of the curriculum and samples of work from home or the community. The portfolio is an ideal way to show others what the student is working on.
Students work in an activity area at a certain level with a coach as needed. Depending on the area, the coach may be a teacher, teaching assistant, peer, or parent or guardian. The coach guides the student through the activities in a specific area using additional resources as needed and keeping track of the activities completed. All data should be entered on the Daily Portfolio Log.
When a student has completed at least seven activities in a particular skill area, the teacher signs the tear-off sheet at the bottom of the page and the student receives the Life Skill Card for that skill area. The tear-off sheet, which serves as a record for the student, staff and parents, may be included in the student portfolio. The student may also want to use a binder with plastic sleeves for the card collection.
Teachers, teaching assistants and parents, along with the student, can make up their own adapted activities in each skill area, which count toward the card.
Students may decide to combine some portfolios together. The portfolio can also contain student work from other aspects of the curriculum and samples of work from home or the community. The portfolio is an ideal way to show others what the student is working on. Students work in an activity area at a certain level with a coach as needed. Depending on the area, the coach may be a teacher, teaching assistant, peer, or parent or guardian. The coach guides the student through the activities in a specific area using additional resources as needed and keeping track of the activities completed. All data should be entered on the Daily Portfolio Log.When a student has completed at least seven activities in a particular skill area, the teacher signs the tear-off sheet at the bottom of the page and the student receives the Life Skill Card for that skill area. The tear-off sheet, which serves as a record for the student, staff and parents, may be included in the student portfolio. The student may also want to use a binder with plastic sleeves for the card collection. Teachers, teaching assistants and parents, along with the student, can make up their own adapted activities in each skill area, which count toward the card.
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