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K-12 CAMS: Compensations, Accommodations, Modifications, Strategies

A guide to the education and future employment of children with disabilities that impact their learning.

K-12 CAMS Fact Sheets...  Claudia Lowe, JD, SENC...

Attention/Concentration

 

Reasoning/Processing

 

Executive Function

 

Interpersonal Skills

 

Emotional Maturity

 

Coordination/Motor Function

Communication/Oral Language

Math Calculation/Application

Memory

Writing/Spelling

Reading

 
Transition CAMS
 

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“K-12 CAMS for Students”

 

A one-day workshop that can be presented to students, teachers, or parents on how to effectively use K-12 CAMS for school work, home work, and to make educational progress.

 

Presenter:  Claudia Lowe, B.S.L., J.D. and Cathy Manus, E.S.

 

 

 

"If You Don't Teach Me the Way I Learn, You Are Not Teaching Me"


A one-day workshop with facilitated discussion and simulations to acquire skills and strategies to educate and engage students with disabilities that impact learning.

 

Presenters:  Claudia Lowe, B.S.L., J.D. and Cathy Manus, E.S.

 

 

 

Workshop Outline

 

I.                    Introduction and Overview

 

II.                 Simulations-  the classroom experience from the child’s perspective; identifying and recognizing the child’s best efforts

 

III.               External and internal forces that effect learning; secondary disability triggers; “classroom discomfort”; what it means to be “outside the box”

 

IV.              Strategies- helping children learn how they learn; assessment of learning styles and how to build a plan for specific children, identifying and recognizing secondary disabilities; motivation vs laziness; building a plan for home and school success

 

V.                 Experiencing success- total involvement vs decreased involvement; essential components of a life well-lived

 

VI.              Assessing and observing functional behavior and planned results

 

VII.            Socialization process

 

VIII.         How to do on-going assessments and revise for success

 

IX.              Q & A

 

"If you are not teaching me the way I learn you are not teaching me."

Attn:  Claudia Lowe, J.D., SENC
3941 Park Dr, #20-114
El Dorado Hills, CA  95762
www.myleadgroup.org