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

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  • Išleidimo metai: 08-Jun-2021
  • Leidėjas: Jossey-Bass Inc.,U.S.
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781119788775
  • Formatas: EPUB+DRM
  • Išleidimo metai: 08-Jun-2021
  • Leidėjas: Jossey-Bass Inc.,U.S.
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781119788775

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 Help students with special needs thrive with over 160 updated educational activities

In the newly revised Third Edition of Life Skills Activities for Secondary Students with Special Needs, teacher and author Darlene Mannix delivers a unique collection of over 160 updated activity sheets with related exercises, discussion questions, and evaluation suggestions to help students gain basic skills necessary for independence and success. Each activity sheet focuses on a specific skill in a real-world context and includes teacher directions for objectives, introduction, optional extension activities, and assessment methods. This crucial book includes:

  • Activity sheets and corresponding introductions in a wide variety of critical life skills such as interpersonal, communication, academic and school, practical living, and more
  • Coverage of leisure activities and the importance of finding fulfilling hobbies and pastimes
  • Tools to help students build their self awareness and understand their strengths and weaknesses

Perfect for special educators, general education teachers, school counselors, and psychologists, Life Skills Activities for Secondary Students with Special Needs will also earn a place in the libraries of other professionals working with special needs children, as well as the parents of those children.

 

About This Book xiii
About the Author xvii
Parent Activities and Suggestions xix
Part One Self-Awareness
1(84)
Chapter 1 My Personality
3(36)
Lesson 1.1 Optimist or Pessimist?
4(4)
Lesson 1.2 I Am Creative
8(3)
Lesson 1.3 I Like Routine
11(3)
Lesson 1.4 Sometimes I Am Fearful
14(5)
Lesson 1.5 I Can Be a Leader
19(3)
Lesson 1.6 Am I a People Person?
22(3)
Lesson 1.7 I Am a Good Listener ... Or Am I?
25(3)
Lesson 1.8 Sometimes I Get Angry
28(4)
Lesson 1.9 I Finish What I Start
32(5)
Lesson 1.10 I Am Teachable
37(2)
Chapter 2 My Character
39(18)
Lesson 2.1 What Is Good Character?
40(3)
Lesson 2.2 Honesty
43(3)
Lesson 2.3 Kindness
46(3)
Lesson 2.4 Loyalty
49(4)
Lesson 2.5 Responsibility
53(4)
Chapter 3 Uniquely Me
57(10)
Lesson 3.1 What Are Values?
58(3)
Lesson 3.2 Values Important to Me
61(3)
Lesson 3.3 My Disabilities
64(3)
Chapter 4 Personal Life Choices
67(18)
Lesson 4.1 Smoking and Vaping: Is It for Me?
68(4)
Lesson 4.2 Marijuana and Other Drugs
72(3)
Lesson 4.3 Teens and Drinking
75(4)
Lesson 4.4 Am I Ready to Move Out?
79(3)
Lesson 4.5 Am I Ready to Work Part-Time?
82(3)
Part Two People Skills
85(78)
Chapter 5 Relating To Others
87(18)
Lesson 5.1 Encouraging Others
88(3)
Lesson 5.2 Being Friendly
91(3)
Lesson 5.3 Helping Others
94(3)
Lesson 5.4 Conflict Resolution
97(4)
Lesson 5.5 Whom Can I Talk To?
101(4)
Chapter 6 Friendship Skills
105(20)
Lesson 6.1 My Peer Groups
106(3)
Lesson 6.2 Who Are My Friends?
109(3)
Lesson 6.3 Making Friends
112(3)
Lesson 6.4 People Who Are Like Me
115(3)
Lesson 6.5 People Who Are Different from Me
118(3)
Lesson 6.6 Social Media
121(4)
Chapter 7 Being Part Of A Family
125(18)
Lesson 7.1 My Family Tree
126(3)
Lesson 7.2 Respecting Authority
129(3)
Lesson 7.3 My Parent's Point of View
132(1)
Lesson 7.4 My Siblings Point of View
133(5)
Lesson 7.5 Being Adopted
138(5)
Chapter 8 Communication Skills
143(20)
Lesson 8.1 Rest Method to Communicate
144(3)
Lesson 8.2 Summarizing
147(3)
Lesson 8.3 Paraphrasing
150(3)
Lesson 8.4 Is This the Right Time and Place?
153(3)
Lesson 8.5 Verbal and Nonverbal Messages
156(3)
Lesson 8.6 Public Speaking
159(4)
Part Three Academic and School Skills
163(58)
Chapter 9 Reading Skills
165(16)
Lesson 9.1 Reading for School
166(3)
Lesson 9.2 Reading on the Job
169(3)
Lesson 9.3 Reading for Comprehension
172(3)
Lesson 9.4 Following Written Directions
175(3)
Lesson 9.5 Reading for Pleasure
178(3)
Chapter 10 Writing Skills
181(4)
Lesson 10.1 Everyday Writing Tasks
182(3)
Chapter 11 Math Skills
185(10)
Lesson 11.1 Everyday Math Skills
186(3)
Lesson 11.2 Improving Math Skills
189(3)
Lesson 11.3 Understanding Charts
192(3)
Chapter 12 Study Skills
195(26)
Lesson 12.1 School Tasks for Success
196(3)
Lesson 12.2 Taking Notes
199(3)
Lesson 12.3 Studying Smarter
202(3)
Lesson 12.4 Doing Homework
205(3)
Lesson 12.5 Completing Assignments
208(3)
Lesson 12.6 Rewarding Yourself
211(3)
Lesson 12.7 Good Student Behaviors
214(3)
Lesson 12.8 Requesting Help or Information
217(4)
Part Four Practical Living Skills
221(122)
Chapter 13 Information Skills
223(24)
Lesson 13.1 What Do I Need to Know?
224(3)
Lesson 13.2 Information from the Internet
227(4)
Lesson 13.3 Information from News Sources
231(3)
Lesson 13.4 Information from Magazines
234(3)
Lesson 13.5 Information from Books
237(3)
Lesson 13.6 Information from Television
240(3)
Lesson 13.7 Information from Other People
243(4)
Chapter 14 Money Skills
247(24)
Lesson 14.1 What Is a Budget?
248(4)
Lesson 14.2 Making a Budget
252(3)
Lesson 14.3 On Sale
255(3)
Lesson 14.4 Unit Pricing
258(3)
Lesson 14.5 How Much Money Will I Need?
261(3)
Lesson 14.6 Banking Options: Checking and Savings
264(3)
Lesson 14.7 Using Debit, Credit, and ATM Cards
267(4)
Chapter 15 Travel
271(8)
Lesson 15.1 Planning a Trip
272(3)
Lesson 15.2 Estimating Travel Costs
275(4)
Chapter 16 Clothing
279(16)
Lesson 16.1 Caring for and Repairing Clothing
280(3)
Lesson 16.2 Buying Appropriate Clothes
283(4)
Lesson 16.3 Organizing Clothes
287(3)
Lesson 16.4 Washing and Drying Tips
290(5)
Chapter 17 Living Arrangements
295(12)
Lesson 17.1 A Place to Live
296(3)
Lesson 17.2 Organizing
299(4)
Lesson 17.3 Apartment Living
303(4)
Chapter 18 Eating And Nutrition
307(14)
Lesson 18.1 Nutrition
308(5)
Lesson 18.2 Making Good Food Choices
313(3)
Lesson 18.3 Eating Out Versus Eating In
316(5)
Chapter 19 Shopping
321(10)
Lesson 19.1 Smart Shopping
322(3)
Lesson 19.2 Comparison Shopping
325(3)
Lesson 19.3 Returning Items
328(3)
Chapter 20 Exercise/Health And Hygiene
331(12)
Lesson 20.1 Exercise Excuses
332(3)
Lesson 20.2 Stressful Situations
335(5)
Lesson 20.3 Depression
340(3)
Part Five Vocational Skills
343(54)
Chapter 21 Present Skills And Interests
345(18)
Lesson 21.1 My Work Environment Interests
346(3)
Lesson 21.2 Realistic Vocational Goals
349(3)
Lesson 21.3 Working with a Disability
352(3)
Lesson 21.4 Finishing High School
355(4)
Lesson 21.5 Extracurricular Activities
359(4)
Chapter 22 Getting A Job
363(20)
Lesson 22.1 Searching for a Job
364(3)
Lesson 22.2 Vocational Vocabulary
367(5)
Lesson 22.3 Filling Out an Application
372(4)
Lesson 22.4 First Impressions
376(3)
Lesson 22.5 Getting Work Experience
379(4)
Chapter 23 Working
383(14)
Lesson 23.1 Being a Great Employee
384(3)
Lesson 23.2 Handling Criticism on the Job
387(3)
Lesson 23.3 Changing Jobs: Why?
390(3)
Lesson 23.4 Changing Jobs: How?
393(4)
Part Six Community and Leisure Activities
397(44)
Chapter 24 My Community
399(28)
Lesson 24.1 What Is My Community Like?
400(3)
Lesson 24.2 The History of My Community
403(3)
Lesson 24.3 What's Going On in My Community?
406(4)
Lesson 24.4 Community Services: People and Places
410(4)
Lesson 24.5 Personal Safety
414(4)
Lesson 24.6 Being a Good Neighbor
418(3)
Lesson 24.7 Community Map
421(3)
Lesson 24.8 Making My Community Better
424(3)
Chapter 25 Leisure Activities
427(14)
Lesson 25.1 Places to Enjoy
428(3)
Lesson 25.2 Hobbies
431(5)
Lesson 25.3 Things to Try!
436(5)
Part Seven Problem-Solving Skills
441
Chapter 26 Handling Problem Situations
443(14)
Lesson 26.1 Understanding the Problem
444(3)
Lesson 26.2 Coping with Surprises
447(3)
Lesson 26.3 Adjusting to Change
450(3)
Lesson 26.4 When the Problem Is You!
453(4)
Chapter 27 Making Decisions
457(16)
Lesson 27.1 Decision-Making Factors
458(3)
Lesson 27.2 Needs Versus Wants
461(4)
Lesson 27.3 Changing Bad Decisions
465(4)
Lesson 27.4 Why Take Risks?
469(4)
Chapter 28 Resource Management
473
Lesson 28.1 What Are My Resources?
474(4)
Lesson 28.2 Fact Versus Opinion
478
DARLENE MANNIX, M.S. has 30+ years of experience as a classroom and resource teacher.  She has taught both general education and special education, and has worked with students ranging from learning disabled and mentally challenged to language disordered and severely emotionally disturbed. Mannix is the best-selling author of numerous books for special educators including Social Skills Activities for Secondary Students with Special Needs, Social Skills Activities for Special Children, and Life Skills Activities for Special Children.