Individualizing: Just the Right Amount of Help Susan R. Sandall, PhD Head Start Center for Inclusion

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Individualizing: Just the Right Amount of Help Susan R. Sandall, PhD Head Start Center for Inclusion

Individualizing Plan individually Teach intentionally! Individualizing

Objectives Individualizing Understand the concept of individualizing instruction Become familiar with providing just the right amount of help Understand the importance of a quality early childhood program for all children

What does it mean to individualize? Individualizing Attend to individual child goals AND the general classroom curriculum Make changes to teaching as needed Use progress monitoring

Just the right amount of help Individualizing

Plan Individually, Teach Intentionally! Individualizing Child’s individual goal or objective Teaching plan Monitor the child’s progress

Foundation Individualizing

Safe Engaging Responsive Culturally and linguistically relevant Learning opportunities Positive approaches to guidance Meaningful involvement of families

Review Individualizing Individualizing instruction Tiered approaches to instruction Quality program for all