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Community Based Instruction. Glassboro High School. Presented By:. Barbara Jones – Business Teacher and SLE Certified Educator. Cynthia Bodden – Assistant Principal. Teresa – Special Education Teacher. Life Learners Academy.
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Community Based Instruction Glassboro High School Presented By: Barbara Jones – Business Teacher and SLE Certified Educator Cynthia Bodden – Assistant Principal Teresa – Special Education Teacher
Life Learners Academy The students created this name to have an identity that removed reference to their disabilities.All correspondence relating to or coming from these students will contain their name.
GLASSBORO PUBLIC SCHOOLS Glassboro, New Jersey Philosophy Statement The Philosophy of Life Learners Academy is for students to challenge themselves daily as they become increasingly independent. Students will learn skills that will enable them to compete in the world of work. Students will also learn to think critically in order to resolve personal and professional issues they may face. These issues may deal with education, family, the community and careers. Glassboro High School
Functional Academies In the classroom • Writing • Practice Signature • Complete various forms (i.e., applications receipts, order forms, etc.) • Create a Resume • Develop a Reference Sheet Glassboro High School • Reading • Various forms (i.e., applications, receipts, order forms, etc.) • Want Ads • Phone Directory • Menus • Schedules (i.e., daily, work, bus, etc.)
Functional Academies • Math • Money • Inventory • Fractions • Elapsed time • Scheduling • Weights & measurements • Social Skills In the classroom Glassboro High School • Career Exploration • Office Experience • Mailroom Experience • Culinary Experience • Maintenance • Horticulture
Emergency Kit • Basic first aid • Emergency kit supplies- (flashlight, candles, matches, first aid kit) • Emergency Numbers- (parent’s workplace phone number, doctor, police neighbor, family member, and 911) • Taking Care of Clothing • Healthy Body/ Healthy Mind – (cleanliness & personal hygiene) • Proper place for soiled/dirty laundry • Sorting- (reading labels) • Settings – (purpose & how to use) • Measuring soap & other liquids for laundry • Travel Training • Using Public Transportation – (routes, cost and time factor)
Career Exploration • One component of this program is to have each student develop a Personal Learning Plan (PLP). • A software package has been purchased, called Naviance, which the students will be using to assist in developing their PLP. • The results of the Naviance online questionnaires will aide in seeking employment in the areas of interest for each individual student. • Glassboro High School
Culinary Experience • Nutrition • Food Pyramid • Reading Labels- (with nutritional parts) • Meal Planning – All meals will be based on feeding a family of 6 people • Breakfast – French toast, eggs and bacon • Lunch – Cold cut sandwiches/Hoagies and Quiche • Dinner – Pasta & meatballs with side salad and garlic bread • Healthy Snacks • Identifying all meals for a meal/day/week/month • Identifying all ingredients needed to prepare the meals • Meal Preparation-would require use of the kitchen facility and all necessary cooking tools • Using a recipe • Measurement of ingredients • Being able to identify necessary cooking tools
Dining • Setting the table • Table manners • Dining Out • Kitchen Clean-up & Properly Storing Food • Putting food away • Cleaning up after meals • Checking expiration dates Students have been taught about personal protective equipment and cross contamination. They immediately know to put on sterile latex gloves and a hair net before entering the kitchen area.
Grocery Shopping (Phase I) • Developing a shopping list – (Keep a running list on refrigerator of everyday items running short, i.e., milk, bread, eggs…) • Comparative shopping – (Online and using circulars) • Finding and using coupons – (Online & newspapers/mail) • Grocery Shopping (Phase II) – requires off-site travel to store location • Hands on practice- (locating items in the store) • Comparative Shopping for items – (store brand vs. name brand) • Choosing healthy items – (reading labels) • Utilizing coupons • Purchasing necessary items based on identified shopping list
Culinary In-House Activities • At this point, the students have be engaged in “In-House” experiences • Sous chef with our principal for preparation of “Pasta with the Principal” which is a free pasta, meatball, salad, bread and drink lunch provided to students with a Renaissance Card • Shadow school district food service operations • Glassboro High School
Culinary Experience – Community Based Life Learners Academy students have been assisting volunteers at the Glassboro Senior Citizen Center with preparing “Meals on Wheels” dinners for delivery.
Mailroom Experience Pictures of equipment Discuss Safety Features and Health & Safety training
Glassboro High School STUDENTS ASSISTED WITH BULK MAILING QUALITY CARPETS GLASSBORO, NJ
Example of a business card that can be used to hand out to local business establishments and community members.
Local merchants who have participated in CBI receive a certificate of appreciation Supporting & Bridging GHS with the Community