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El. knyga: Life Skills Activities for Secondary Students with Special Needs

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  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Dec-2009
  • Leidėjas: Jossey-Bass Inc.,U.S.
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780470538487
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  • Leidėjas: Jossey-Bass Inc.,U.S.
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  • ISBN-13: 9780470538487
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Ready-to-use lessons for teaching basic life skills to adolescents with special needs

This book offers teachers and parents a unique collection of more than 200 worksheets to help adolescents with special needs build the life skills they need to achieve independence and succeed in everyday life. The book provides 22 complete teaching units focusing on basic life skills such as handling money, succeeding at school, using the Internet safely, getting and keeping a job, and much more. The book contains 90 reproducible worksheets for teaching students how to apply these life skills to real-life situations.

  • A revised and updated edition of the classic book for teaching basic life skills to adolescents with special needs
  • Includes complete teaching units with reproducible worksheets and discussion questions that teach basic life skills
  • Offers ideas for fostering skills like using the Internet, handling money, succeeding at school, getting and keeping a job, and more
  • Mannix is the best-selling author of Social Skills Activities for Special Children, Life Skills Activities for Special Children, and Writing Skills Activities for Special Children
About This Book xii
About the Author xiv
Parent Activities and Suggestions xv
Part One: Self-Awareness
1(54)
My Character
2(17)
Qualities of a Good Character
3(2)
Honesty
5(2)
Kindness
7(2)
Loyalty
9(3)
Responsibility
12(2)
Flexibility
14(3)
What Are Values?
17(2)
Uniquely Me
19(14)
Values Important to Me
20(2)
My Ethnic Background
22(2)
My Disabilities
24(3)
What's a Reputation?
27(2)
Changing Your Reputation
29(2)
How You Appear to Others
31(2)
Personal Life Choices
33(22)
Smoking: Is It for Me?
34(3)
Marijuana and Other Drugs
37(3)
Teens and Drinking
40(2)
Changing Your Appearance
42(3)
Tattoos and Piercings
45(3)
Rate the Date
48(3)
Ready to Move Out?
51(2)
Ready to Work Part-Time?
53(2)
Part Two: People Skills
55(105)
Relating to Others
56(23)
Encouraging Others
57(2)
Working in a Group
59(3)
Working Toward a Common Goal
62(3)
Being Friendly
65(3)
Helping Others
68(3)
What Is a Mood?
71(3)
Noticing the Moods of Others
74(3)
How My Mood Affects Others
77(2)
Friendship Skills
79(26)
My Peer Groups
80(2)
Who Are My Friends?
82(2)
Making Friends
84(2)
People Who Are Like You
86(3)
People Who Are Different from You
89(3)
Where and How to Look for Friends
92(3)
Qualities of a Good Friend
95(2)
Social Situations
97(2)
A Positive Role Model
99(2)
What About Gangs?
101(2)
Social Networking Online
103(2)
Being Part of a Family
105(23)
My Family Tree
106(2)
Benefits of a Family
108(2)
Respecting Authority
110(2)
My Parent's Point of View
112(3)
My Sibling's Point of View
115(3)
Thoughts About Divorce
118(3)
Dealing with Stepparents
121(2)
Sharing the Chores
123(2)
Whom Can I Talk To?
125(3)
Communication Skills
128(32)
Best Method to Communicate
129(2)
Being a Careful Listener
131(2)
Summarizing
133(2)
Paraphrasing
135(2)
Is This the Right Time and Place?
137(3)
Communicating by Cell Phone
140(2)
Giving Clear Directions
142(3)
Verbal and Nonverbal Messages
145(2)
Collecting Your Thoughts
147(3)
Public Speaking
150(3)
Expecting Respect
153(2)
Being Convincing
155(2)
Giving Your Speech
157(3)
Part Three: Academic and School Skills
160(78)
Reading Skills
161(14)
Reading for School
162(2)
Reading on the Job
164(2)
Improving Reading Skills
166(3)
Reading for Comprehension
169(3)
Following Written Directions
172(3)
Writing Skills
175(19)
Communicating Through Writing
176(2)
Everyday Writing Tasks
178(2)
Proofreading
180(3)
E-mailing Dos and Don'ts
183(3)
Using Computers to Improve Writing
186(3)
Writing and More Writing
189(3)
Writing on the Job
192(2)
Math Skills
194(19)
Everyday Math Skills
195(2)
Improving Math Skills
197(3)
Common Math Situations
200(2)
Understanding Graphs
202(3)
Understanding Charts
205(3)
Sample Math Problems
208(3)
Using Computers for Math Information
211(2)
Study Skills
213(25)
School Tasks for Success
214(2)
Tools for the Task
216(2)
Taking Notes
218(3)
Studying Smarter
221(2)
Following Directions
223(3)
Doing Homework
226(2)
Managing Daily Assignments
228(2)
Managing Long-Term Assignments
230(2)
Completing Assignments
232(2)
Good Student Behaviors
234(2)
Requesting Help or Information
236(2)
Part Four: Practical Living Skills
238(142)
Information Skills
240(23)
What Do You Need to Know?
241(2)
Where to Get Information
243(3)
Information from Newspapers
246(2)
Information from Magazines
248(2)
Information from the Internet
250(3)
Information from Books
253(3)
Information from Television
256(2)
Information from Other People
258(3)
Taking Classes
261(2)
Money Skills
263(35)
What Is a Budget?
264(3)
Making a Budget
267(2)
Paying Interest
269(3)
``On Sale''
272(3)
Unit Pricing
275(3)
How Much Do Things Cost?
278(2)
Writing a Check
280(3)
Maintaining a Checking Account
283(3)
What Is a Savings Account?
286(2)
Credit Cards
288(2)
Using Debit and Credit Cards and ATMs
290(3)
How Much Money Will You Need?
293(2)
Making Change
295(3)
Travel
298(15)
Local Transportation
299(2)
Overnight Travel
301(2)
Traveling by Plane
303(2)
Planning a Trip
305(2)
Estimating Costs
307(2)
Using a Timetable
309(2)
Reading a Map
311(2)
Clothing
313(11)
Caring for and Repairing Clothing
314(2)
Buying Appropriate Clothes
316(3)
Organizing Your Clothes
319(2)
Washing and Drying Tips
321(3)
Living Arrangements
324(16)
A Place to Live
325(2)
Living with Parents
327(2)
Home Upkeep
329(3)
Home Repairs
332(3)
Going Green
335(2)
Decluttering
337(3)
Eating and Nutrition
340(11)
Nutrition
341(3)
Making Good Food Choices
344(2)
Eating Out versus Eating In
346(3)
Preparing a Meal
349(2)
Shopping
351(9)
What Do I Need?
352(2)
Smart Shopping
354(2)
Comparison Shopping
356(2)
Returning Items
358(2)
Exercise/Health and Hygiene
360(20)
Exercise in Daily Life
361(2)
Exercise Excuses
363(2)
Personal Health Habits
365(2)
Stress and Stressors
367(3)
Stressful Events and Situations
370(2)
Coping with Stress
372(5)
Depression
377(3)
Part Five: Vocational Skills
380(64)
Present Skills and Interests
381(22)
My Strengths
382(3)
My Interests
385(2)
My Hobbies
387(2)
Realistic Vocational Goals
389(3)
Academic Strengths
392(2)
Working with a Disability
394(3)
Finishing High School
397(3)
Extracurricular Activities
400(3)
Getting a Job
403(22)
Searching for a Job
404(3)
Vocational Vocabulary
407(4)
Filling Out an Application
411(4)
What Is a Resume?
415(3)
Interviewing for a Job
418(3)
First Impressions
421(2)
Getting Work Experience
423(2)
Working
425(19)
Having a Good Attitude
426(3)
Being a Great Employee
429(2)
Making a Mistake on the Job
431(3)
Handling Criticism on the Job
434(2)
Being Prepared for the Task
436(3)
Changing Jobs: Why?
439(2)
Changing Jobs: How?
441(3)
Part Six: Problem-Solving Skills
444(68)
Handling Problem Situations
445(14)
Understanding the Problem
446(4)
Coping with Surprises
450(3)
Adjusting to Change
453(3)
When the Problem Is You!
456(3)
Making Decisions
459(17)
Decision-Making Factors
460(3)
Needs versus Wants
463(3)
Immediate Needs versus Waiting
466(3)
Following Through
469(4)
Changing Bad Decisions
473(3)
Resource Management
476(15)
What Are My Resources?
477(3)
Reliable Resources
480(3)
Fact versus Opinion
483(2)
Time Management
485(3)
Staying on Task
488(3)
Goal-Setting
491(13)
What Is a Goal?
492(2)
Setting Priorities
494(2)
Doing Things in Sequence
496(3)
Realistic Goals
499(3)
Adjusting Goals
502(2)
Risk-Taking
504(8)
What Is a Risk?
505(2)
Why Take Risks?
507(3)
Acceptable Risks
510(2)
Handling Fear
512
The Author

DARLENE MANNIX, M.A., has 26 years of experience as a classroom teacher and has taught both general education and special education. She is the best-selling author of numerous books for special educators including Life Skills Activities for Special Children, Social Skills Activities for Secondary Students with Special Needs, and Writing Skills Activities for Special Children.
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