NATAŠA GOBEC OSNOVNA ŠOLA DOBJE, SLOVENIA

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NATAŠA GOBEC OSNOVNA ŠOLA DOBJE, SLOVENIA USING OFFICE 365 TO SUPPORT CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN KINDERGARTEN NATAŠA GOBEC OSNOVNA ŠOLA DOBJE, SLOVENIA

An open and innovative school -developing creativity and teaching for life

WORKING IN A KINDERGARTEN 22 children 5 – 6 years OFFICE 365 2

LEARNING DISABILITIES 3 YEARS OLD HEARING-IMPAIRED LANGUAGE AND COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT

USING COHLEAR IMPLANT

LEARNING AIMS AND OBJECTIVES PERSONALISED PROGRAMME MATHEMATICS Tell how items are alike; tell how they are different SOCIAL STUDIES Cooperation LANGUAGE

LEARNING AIMS AND OBJECTIVES SKILLS AIMS COMMUNICATION Participate in conversations, Contribute relevant ideas, Use complete sentences, Respond orally to stories, Retell stories and poems LISTENING Focus attention, follow directions, listen for details from a Read Aloud, identify characters, sequence events, recognise and indentify aspects of the structure READING Retell stories using pictures, notice information in pictures, identify beginning sounds WRITING Recognise number of syllables

INDIVIDUAL APPROACH? OFFICE 365 ONE DRIVE ONE NOTE POWER POINT

ONE DRIVE

Participate in conversations ONE NOTE

Retell stories and poems

Sequence events

Recognise number of syllables

RESULTS Communicate effectively in the school setting AUDIO RECORDINGS CONTENT GOOD LINGUISTIC PATTERN Communicate effectively in the school setting Listen attentively Begin applying reading skills Begin applying writing skills

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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