Activities of Daily Living (ADL), sometimes referred to as Independent Living skills. ADL/IL skills include instruction in cooking, eating, dressing, cleaning, personal hygiene, time & money management, organization and other skills needed to meet the demands of everyday life. It is the skills necessary to care for one’s self, family, and home and to live as independently as possible.
I can create an organizational system for my school materials/personal belongings.
How will we get there?
Know. Understand. Do. A framework to guide learning activities.
Know (K): Tends to be binary. Either you know it or you don’t. Examples: Facts & Dates, Definitions, People & Places
Understand (U): Is a continuum; from novice to advanced. Examples: Big Ideas, Essential Questions, Generalizations
Do (D): Show they understand and the application of skills/content.
Resources
- Michigan Low Incidence Outreach – Independent Living Skills Checklist
- APH Connect Center – Putting your Organization Skills to Work
Family Involvement both in English and Spanish
To submit to the monthly ECC challenge:
- The student and teacher will be entered into this month’s raffle!
- Complete activities and experiences featured in this month’s ECC Challenge.
- Complete the Google Form on the TVI Portal OR email this worksheet and a photo to OutreachECC@mdschblind.org.
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