11th Grade Speech Therapy Lesson

This Life Skills lesson is expertly crafted for older special education students with special needs who are preparing to enter the workforce. It dives into three common job shifts—Day Shift, Afternoon Shift, and Night Shifts—and examines the pros and cons of each, such as work-life balance, time off, and accessibility. Packed with practical examples, reflective questions, and real-world scenarios, students will explore their personal preferences for occupations and workplace environments. This occupation lesson provides essential vocational training, offering tools and guidance to help students build confidence, enhance career readiness, and make informed decisions as they step into employment opportunities. Perfect for teachers looking for engaging resources in special education career planning and job readiness skills.

The resource includes 28 slides designed to help students understand the differences between Day Shift, Afternoon Shift, and Night Shift. It features 18 multiple-choice prompts and 12 fill-in-the-blank exercises that reinforce key concepts. Additionally, 11 example jobs are provided, asking students to categorize each job type. This engaging format ensures students can apply what they’ve learned and think critically about various employment options. An 8-page worksheet is included for assessment or Homework

Help learners master the important distinction between public and private behaviors with our detailed ABA program. This digital download is perfect for educators, therapists, and parents looking to teach this essential concept in a structured and engaging way. The program includes a program implementation sheet, data sheet, flashcards, worksheets, and a visual aid, making it a comprehensive resource for effective learning and reinforcement.

What's Included:

1. Program Implementation Sheet: A detailed guide on how to implement the public vs. private program. This sheet provides step-by-step instructions, goals, and strategies to ensure the program is used effectively.
2. Data Sheet: A customizable data sheet for tracking learners' progress. This allows educators and therapists to monitor improvements, identify areas that need more focus, and ensure consistency in data collection.
3. Flashcards: A set of visually engaging flashcards depicting various behaviors and scenarios. Learners will sort these cards into public and private categories, reinforcing their understanding through interactive practice.
4. Visual Aid: A colorful and easy-to-understand visual chart that can be displayed in classrooms or therapy rooms. This visual aid serves as a constant reminder of the key differences between public and private behaviors.

Equip your learners with the knowledge to understand and differentiate between public and private behaviors with our Public vs. Private ABA Program. Download today to provide a comprehensive, engaging, and effective learning experience!

Teach your students the nuances of communication.

They will learn how to differentiate things that they would say aloud, keep to themselves or try to rephrase in a more considerate way. They will also think critically about how context may change meanings.

Excellent for social-awareness as they think about how their words affect others. When they think about rephrasing, it encourages students to think about alternative ways to express the same idea. This increases self-awareness and self-expression skills and creativity.

This is perfect for:

• Special educators
• Behaviorists (BCBAs, RBTs, ABA Therapists)
• Counselors
• Speech therapists

In the settings of:

• Social Skills Groups
• Autism Classrooms
• Group Speech therapy
• Counseling sessions
• Upper elementary, middle, high school and special education

What people are saying!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Very easy to use in speech sessions. Engaging with my students. I use this resource all the time.

Included:

• 35 different comments or questions
• Brainstorming worksheet for weighing pros and cons
• Reflection worksheet for after the lesson
• 2 sets of headings for "Think it", "Say it" and "Rephrase it"
• 10 "context" text strips (e.g. "to a good friend") to see how context changes how we communicate

No judgements and no correct answers here! Let the kids explore what they think and get peer to peer feedback.

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⭐️ Skills Targeted:

• Self-Reflection: Encourage introspection and self-awareness of thoughts and feelings.
• Critical Thinking: Challenge children to explore different perspectives, analyze social situations situations.
• Effective Communication: Enhance students' verbal communication skills to express their thoughts and emotions clearly.
• Social-Awareness: Students learn now their actions & words affect others.
• Emotional Regulation: Help children identify, understand, and regulate their feelings and behaviors.

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