From September 21, 2010: Now to take him home means he has to do the following 1. Breathe on his own 2. Maintain his temperature 3. Be able to feed via his mouth. These are goals I know Duke can achieve because with him only being 5 days old he is pleasing the doctor with ever stride he makes. Before leaving they will still need to do a hearing test because often times babies born early have some hearing loss and we will need to see if and how much he has. We will also have to start testing him in a car seat to ensure he is comfortable and there are no problems with him in his seat.
From September 4, 2013: This meeting had 9 people talking about Duke's Goals
- Academic Communication: Given Verbal and visual prompts, Duke will produce the p,b,m,n,w sounds in 2-4 words utterances with 80 % accuracy. (This one was increased in the meeting because Duke is saying full sentences.)
- Academic Early Learning Skills: With fading verbal and visual prompts, Duke will participate in circle time activities for at least 10 minutes, by performing motor actions to familiar songs and finger plays, completing early learning activities and taking and waiting for his turn.
- Academic Early Learning Skills: With a verbal prompt and fading visual supports, Duke will follow two step directions to complete classroom activities, with 80% accuracy.
- Academic Social Interactions Skills: When given fading adult facilitation to independence, Duke will participate in interactive play and learning experiences with peers, for increasingly longer periods of time.
- Physical Gross Motor: Duke will access his school environment with supervision assistance on 2-3 trials.
Duke feeding a Geese |
Duke feeding a Goat. |
We are so looking forward to having Duke in class! We cannot wait to help him reach his goals :)
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