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Inclusion in PE ? For, Against, Why? HPS 468 Dr. Joe G. Schmalfeldt
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Pros and Cons of Inclusion Pros and Cons of Inclusion
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Assessment in Adapted Physical Education ?
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Why?
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To Determine: 1- Most Appropriate Placement Placement
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To Determine: 2- Present Level of Performance
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To Determine: 3- Performance Goal Objectives
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To Determine: 4- Lesson Plan development
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To Determine: 5- Educational Accountability
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Must physical education be made available to all children with disabilities?
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Yes, Federal regulations implementing the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) at 34 CFR 300.307 Physical Education states:
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NM State Law: Chapter 22, Article 13, Sections 22-13-5 through 22-13-8 NM Public School Code
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Are there any circumstances in which a child with a disability may be exempted or excused from physical education participation?
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Yes? or No?
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Must the child with a disability receive the same amount of physical education instruction as the student without a disability?
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Yes? or No?
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The Adapted Phy. Ed. Process
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Must be an "exceptional” student. 1. Must be an "exceptional” student.
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2.Fail a screening test and/or a motor assessment administrated by a person qualified in motor assessment. APE Screening Instrument
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3.Motor evaluation report written as part of a multidisciplinary team report (tri-annual). (completed in 60 calendar days)
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4.IEP committee meets with parent(s)/guardian(s)- services necessary to meet student's needs in attendance i.e. APE, speech therapy, OT, PT.- IEP goals and objectives are written (annually). (completed in 10 calendar days)
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5.Lesson plans based on IEPs/checklists.
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6.Six or nine week progress reports written.
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Does this student demonstrate difficulty with any or all of the following motor tasks?- Check off all items that apply. 1. ____Demonstrates difficulty in walking or running? 2. ____Demonstrates difficulty in balancing on one foot? 3. ____Demonstrates difficulty in kicking a playground ball? 4. ____Demonstrates difficulty in throwing a tennis ball overhand? 5. ____Demonstrates difficulty in catching a playground ball with hands only? 6. ____Demonstrates difficulty in dribbling a ball with one hand? 7. ____Demonstrates difficulty in staying on task in PE class? 8. ____No Motor Concerns!
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Simple Motor Screening Instrument (Handout)
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Assessment Instruments (Handout)
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Adapted Physical Education Websites Physical Education for Students with Disabilities Physical Education for Students with Disabilities Physical Education for Students with Disabilities
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Adapted Physical Education Websites PE Central Adapted Phy. Ed. Section PE Central Adapted Phy. Ed. Section PE Central Adapted Phy. Ed. Section
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Adapted Physical Education Websites The “Mother” of all APE Websites The “Mother” of all APE Websites The “Mother” of all APE Websites
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Who can Teach Adapted Physical Education in New Mexico ?
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