Routine-Based Intervention & Inclusive Education Strategies

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These flashcards review the key components of a routine-based intervention framework, outcome objectives, family engagement, transdisciplinary priorities, caregiver implementation, nonjudgmental support, evidence-based interventions, and relevant policy for learners with disabilities.

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Within a routine-based intervention framework, which guiding question asks practitioners to plan actions during daily routines?

“What will everyone do during daily routines to support the outcomes?”

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During breakfast, what choice-making example is used to support Ash’s decision-making skills?

Ash is offered two drink options (juice or milk) and two food options (bread with butter or rice and hotdog).

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What are the two primary outcome-related objectives set for Ash?

1) Enable Ash to express what he wants. 2) Improve Ash’s neck strength and movement.

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Why must family members agree on "familiar objects," and which items are suggested for Ash?

Consistency helps everyone apply the same strategies; suggested objects include spoon, fork, pencil, crayon, and favourite toys.

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Which question frames the transdisciplinary element of the routine framework?

“What specific priorities or concerns should be focused on? (e.g., speech goals, instructional goals, physical movement, etc.)”

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What physical support is demonstrated to help Ash sit up independently and feed himself?

Proper positioning techniques shown by a parent or special instructor.

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For what purpose is the "Wait, Ask, Say, Do" strategy applied?

To prompt Ash to request or ask for the food or item he wants.

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According to the framework, who implements the strategies throughout the day for Ash?

A special instructor who demonstrates and encourages Ash to sit up and feed himself.

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How can parents support Ash in a nonjudgmental manner during mealtimes?

By using choice-making strategies without criticizing, thereby teaching him to feed himself.

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Which evidence-based professional may be invited to aid Ash’s physical development, and what might they demonstrate?

A physical therapist, who can model positioning and stretching activities to strengthen Ash’s neck and improve movement.

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What Department of Education order outlines the K to 12 Transition Curriculum Framework for Learners with Disabilities?

DO 21, Series of 2020.