School-based Practice Considerations

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what are some examples of academic occupations for students?

  • math calculations

  • literacy

  • written expression

  • presenting

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what are some examples of nonacademic occupations for students?

  • lunch

  • recess

  • ADLs

  • transportation

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what are some examples of extracurricular occupations for students?

  • band

  • sports

  • clubs

  • pre-vocational

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FERPA

  • confidentiality and privacy law

  • school system’s version of HIPAA that applies to higher education as well

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Every Student Succeeds Act

  • annual standardized testing

  • non-test score indicators of quality

  • improves outcomes of students in low-income communities

  • specialized instructional support personnel

  • testing accommodations

  • system accountability to ensure students with disabilities are part of state reporting and improvement efforts, recognizes related service providers as school improvement partners

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section 504 Rehabilitation Act of 1973

  • access to curriculum and activities

  • accommodations and modifications

  • not specialized instruction

  • required by law to provide access if school receives federal funding

  • OT can establish and monitor 504 plans

  • civil rights protection but does not guarantee specialized instruction

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IDEA

specially designed instructions that meets unique needs of a child with a disability; individual rights and services via an IEP

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what are the three tiers to response to intervention?

  1. general education

  2. targeted education (tutoring, etc)

  3. special education or related services

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what are some important considerations when making IEP goals?

  • must reflect performance on school-based tasks

  • educationally related does not mean academically related

    • may link to component skills, but overall outcome should be function and occupation based

  • focus on child performance, not teacher or OT

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what are the unique roles of OTs in school settings?

  • help children and youth develop appropriate skills to succeed in school, at home and in community

  • help teachers meet their goals

    • class management, student achievement

  • help schools meet their goals

    • safe environment, student achievement