- Introduction
- Relation of positive behavioral support and self-determination
- Self-determination and student choice
- Self-determination and self-sufficient adults
- Lay-out of lesson
- What constitutes self-determination
- How choices and preferences are related to self-determination
- Issues related to self-determination
- What constitutes self-determination
- Acting as a causal agent and making choices
- Self-determination principles
- Freedom
- Authority
- Support
- Responsibility
- Skills needed to act as a causal agent
- The Adaptability Instruction Model
- Decision making
- Independent performance
- Self-evaluation
- Adjustment skills
- The Self-Determined Learning Model of Instruction
- Phases of instruction
- What is my goal
- What is my plan
- What have I learned
- Student questions in each phase
- Identify the problem
- Identify the potential solutions
- Identify barriers to solving the problem
- Identify the consequences of each solution
- Teacher objectives
- Educational supports
- How choices and preferences are related to self-determination
- Distinct components
- Seldom included in current practices
- Relation to person-centered planning
- Positive outcomes
- Increases in academic gains
- Increases in productivity
- Increases in motivation
- Decreases in problem behavior
- Issues related to self-determination
- Limited opportunities to self-determine
- Opportunities to generalize knowledge and skills
- Opportunities to learn self-management and self-instruction
- Self-management and increased positive outcomes
- Instructional methods and materials to teach self-determination
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