INDIVIDUAL LEARNING PLAN
/Student: / Teacher: / Aboriginal: Y / N
Year: 1 / Term 2 / Integration Funding: Y / N / ESL: Y / N
Current Learning Support
/Absences
ESL / Teacher’sAide / Y / 1 / FD / 5 / 2 / FD / 3 / FD / 4 / FD
PD / 0 / PD / PD / PD
Additional Information
Literacy / NumeracyStrand
/ Stage / Level /Strand
/ Stage / LevelInitial / Final / Initial / Final
Talking and Listening / S1 / Number / Beginning S1
Reading / ES1 / Patterns & Algebra / ES1
Writing / ES1 / Measurement / ES1
Spelling / ES1 / Data / ES1
Space & Geometry / ES1
Literacy Priorities / Targets
/ /Numeracy Priorities / Targets
Evaluation / Comment
Student: / Teacher: / Class: 1R / Date: 23.04.15Area & Outcomes / /
Eval
Key Learning Areas· English
· Maths
· ICT
· HSIE
· Science
· PD/Health/Pe
· Creative Arts
Drew participates in all key learning areas to the best of his abilities /
Adjustments to my program catering for Drew’s needs.
/English
Reading: RR4 working on sight vocab and fluency.
Writing: cvc blends and writing more than one sentence.
Talking & listening – Listening and following to instructions given by the teacher.
/ Mathematics
Numbers: working on writing numbers correctly and recognising 2 and 3 digit numbers and being able to put these in order. Adding and subtracting incorporating problem solving
:
/ Other KLAS:
Creative Arts:
Joins in at his level with teacher support and he completes activities .
PDHPE: Loves sport
How do I accommodate for Drew in the classroom
/Extended time
Reduced Work
Highlighting
Concrete materials
Increased modelling
Working with Marian / 1:1 assistance
Modelling in small groups
Communication
· To listen to teachers instructions /
Receptive
Timetables; classExplicit teacher instruction / Expressive
Making him repeat sentence so they sound the way they should
Participation
· To develop social skills in the playground /
Social Competence
Visual rules – class / individualVisual consequence system
Positive reinforcement schedules / Safety
Constantly supervised at all times
Personal Care /
Hygiene
/Eating/Diet
Movement / Physical /Mobility / positioning
/Hand motor
Accommodation: A modification made to the physical environment to support student learning.
Adjustment: The stage level at which the student is functioning when the stage is above or below his or her age appropriate stage.