Training Guides for the Head Start Learning Community:
Individualizing: A Plan for Success

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Individualizing Every Day--An Ongoing Dynamic Process


Handout 16: Individualizing Every Day

Instructions: List and discuss several examples of typical tasks, how you individualized them through planning or in response to a teachable moment, and how the strategies addressed children's unique characteristics. You will have 20 minutes to complete this task.

Typical Tasks How Did You Individualize? How Did It Address the Child's Unique Characteristics?
Example: Mixed paint and set up easels I put an easel on a tray in front of Viveca's wheelchair and provided paint in the colors she prefers and several brushes with shortened handles.

I put two colors on one side of the easel and five colors on the other.

I labeled the colors in English and French.

This allows Viveca to paint. She likes to use several colors. She can reach the easel using brushes with short handles.

Some children use only a few colors; others mix them to create new ones.

Several children are from Haiti. French is their home language.


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 

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