Forkids Case Study

Some children are not as fortunate to be given wonderful lives like their peers. Furthermore, the mother and father of every little boy and little girl do not always set the best examples. In “The Lesson”, Miss Moore seeks to educate the children of the neighborhood. She takes them to a store in town, trying to help them better understand the issues with income inequality. Confidence, intelligence, and passion-- these are all qualities that Miss Moore, a motherly figure, exhibits while impacting the children 's education.

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability by schools that receive federal financial assistance. Every year, the school district must identify students with disabilities within their district. Public schools have a responsibility in providing free and appropriate education to students with disabilities in the school district’s regardless of the severity or nature of the disability. Education is intended to ensure the needs of a student with disabilities are met just as the needs of a student without disabilities.

When administrating the Reading Interest Inventory (Mariotti, n.d.), the Motivations to Read Profile Survey and asking the Conversational Survey Questions (Pitcher, et al., 2007), it gave insight to how Hailey felt about herself as a learner. The questions that stood out in my mind, is how I can help Hailey to be more success in the classroom as well as become a stronger reader overtime? I would like to look more in depth in Hailey’s comprehension skills and provide her educational strategies that will help Hailey to grow in her reading comprehension and give her some tools to help herself when she is having trouble. I am interested to see how Hailey reads orally, and to check her reading accuracy and fluency. Are these areas that are impacting Hailey as a learner as well? Is her oral reading and fluency areas that are impacting her ability to comprehend a text? Is she stopping to attack an unknown word and having a tough time remember what she just read? Does she understand new vocabulary words and the context around the words?

Have you ever seen in marks or bruises on the children in the home that

MSTT met with the family to assess and address how things have been going over the past week. Quaiesha explained everything went well and had a good time with her family. Quaiesha expressed wanting to return and spend more time with her family. Wilbur expressed things went well and he had no problems with Quaiesah while they were with the family. Wilbur expressed his concerns with summer school starting up and Quaiesha not taking it seriously. MSTT Wilbur and Quaiesha discussed ways to get Quaiesha engage and motivated to complete summer school in order for her to continue on the 12th grade. MSTT will continue to assess and monitor the situation to help Wilbur encourage

After being informed about The Discovery Corner in Phoenix Oregon by my former English teacher, I applied and soon met my mentor Lynn DeHaven. The Discovery Corner is a daycare/ preschool which serves for children starting at 10 months all the way to 6 years old. Lynn has worked with this institution for a few years and serves as an instructor for various age groups. After discussing my interests with my mentor we decided my work there would consist of one on one interactions with the children, and basic instructor training. During my first session at the center, I and Lynn spent our time discussing the program, the services offered for families, and the basic key

Tenessee Williams is one of the most outstanding playwrights in American Theatre. His play The Glass Menagerie premiered in Chicago in 1944 and was an instant hit. It is set in the days of the Great Depression of 1930s when unemployment, inflation and shortage of necessary things had made the lives of people all over the world miserable. The playwright has sought to evaluate this era that caused financial as well as emotional trauma through depiction of the plight of a middle class family living in St. Louis, Missouri. The play deals with the memories of Tom Wingfield, an officer in the Merchant Navy, who had deserted his poor mother, Amanda, and disabled sister, Laura, in order to pursue a life of adventure but suffers from acute remorse due to his realisation of what his helpless family must have gone through in his absence. The objective of this paper is to study the reasons of Tom’s abandonment of his family and his perpetual anguish as its result.

What was the issue brought in by the client? What other issues came up as the therapist and client talked?

He showed an adequate effort to participate in the session. Rapport was established and adequately maintained throughout the duration of the session. Char’darius stated that his day was going well. He reported that he enjoyed the sessions with the MHP. His foster mother reported that his behavior was improving. She stated that she was thankful for the sessions. She mentioned that she wants her sons to make good grades this school year. Char’darius stated that he thinks he can earn good grades if he focuses more on school. He mentioned that he still struggle in some areas as it relates to school. He stated that he hopes to build meaningful relationships with his peers this school year. Char’darius informed the MHP that he mother purchased him some shoes for school. His mother stated that she needs assistance with purchasing his school clothes. Char’darius communicated to the MHP that he plans to maintain honor status this school year. He stated that he will take ownership of his academic performance. He informed the MHP that his study habits were getting better. He mentioned that he is going to start back studying with his brother. Char’darius conveyed a positive attitude towards the strategies to improve his study skills. He appeared to enjoy learning about the different test-taking strategies. Char’darius stated that he plans to continue preparing for school this

It had been 10 years since Sanaa Abdulkarim and her family immigrated from the Middle East to the small urban city of Boise, Idaho. Sanaa had adjusted to her life fairly well. She got good grades, was kind to everyone, and made plenty of friends at her school. On June 21, 2017, however, she wasn’t thinking about school. It was summer break and she and her brother, Mohammed, were enjoying the hot day inside. It was around 4 o’clock when Mohammed had to take the trash out. While doing so, their neighbor yelled purposely within earshot of the young boy, “F*** immigrants.” Although shaken up by the event, Sanaa and her brother took no action towards the disrespectful neighbor; in fact, they forgave him. The Abdulkarims practice the religion of

The goals center around meeting developmental milestones associated with the age group. We want all children to meet these goals and even surpass them. To facilitate this we will be working individually, in small groups, and in large groups. Our curriculum will follow themes for each month that associate with each goal given. The goals will be assessed every 3 months to ensure the children’s progress as well as make changes in curriculum where they are needed. Evaluations will be given along with the curriculum to do the assessments. For literacy skills we will start to work on sentences, talking to the children as much as we can and modeling appropriate examples of work formation and how to piece sentences together. We will facilitate their social and emotional development through partner work and small/large group activities. We will focus on working together, respecting others, and being responsible for our actions. This will also help with their problem solving skills, we will do this through partner work as well. Giving two children a task such as separating objects or a large floor puzzle will allow the children to work together. The curriculum will have an equal focus on family, safety, and support. Many lessons can be taught using examples of children’s families, life style, and individual selves. Getting to know the children and take an interest is a vital part of the curriculum

Clients Diagnoses (Tron Wu): Tron Wu’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) diagnosis is 314.01 Combined presentation of Inattention and Hyperactive behaviour in the moderate range, 315.39 Speech Sound Disorder, and 995.53 Child Sexual Abuse Suspected, initial encounter (APA, 2013). In addition, Tron Wu’s situation means that he is suffering from other factors that may need clinical attention. Certain environment and psychology events impact Tron Wu because his living situation has changed due to his parent’s divorce, complicated with the addition of a new sister, Yu, who is 10 months old. It is likely that parent-child relational problems exist (that is, lack of communication, little

“It’s your favorite, roast beef and mashed potatoes.” she replied “Oh and your father won’t be home for dinner, he got stuck in a meeting and won’t be home until later.”

“I wish she’d give me more than a smile. Never mind. I’ll do it. What about that

Have you ever had a relationship in life that started out okay, but turned into an awkward and fragmented relationship? I have, and it started between my older sister and me. We grew up together as good siblings, playing hide and seek and doing what normal siblings would do. But later in life, things started to take a darker and unnatural turn which disturbed me as a person. In this paper, I will discuss my relationship with my sister by describing my earlier years with her, and I will also discuss what led to our relationship becoming fragmented through my later years in life.