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Learn how to incorporate parental input, IEP goals, data collection, and classroom management strategies in developing an Adaptive Physical Education program. Discover effective approaches for team collaboration, age-appropriate skills, and utilizing technology for data collection and goal tracking.
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Development of an APE Program Jillian Hornbaker, M.Ed., CAPE Jeremy Tipton, M.Ed., CAPE Loudoun County Public Schools
Where to Begin?Parental Input and Planning • Receiving parental input • Sending home to parents at the beginning of the school year. • Use the student information form to guide goals • Adapted PE Unit Curriculum • Map units alongside general PE curriculum for our county • Weekly Unit Plan • Stay on task with lessons
IEP Goals and Data Collection • IEP Goals • Goal bank linked to standards • Using parental input • Age appropriate vs. developmental skills • Preparation for the IEP meeting • Team approach (OT, PT, transition, cross curriculum)
IEP Goals and Data Collection • Data Collection • Utilizing APPS • Data collection sheets • Station Notecards • Checking for Understanding • Exit Sheets
Classroom Management Strategies • Strategies commonly used • Utilizing instructional assistants • Utilizing peer helpers • Utilizing high functioning peers • Weekly plans
Questions or Comments • Want any of the documents presented? • Write your email down and we will send to you!