TIA Presentation Narrations

UCP ASL Club: 

UCP ASL Club Tara Delabar EEX 3241 Kelly J. Grillo , PhD Fall 2011

Introduction to the Host Setting: 

Introduction to the Host Setting UCP of Central Florida’s East Orange Bailes Campus Mission: “Our efforts are based on the belief that every child should have the right to participate in a broad range of activities and contexts as full members of families, communities, and society. Our goal, which is already happening at UCP, is for inclusion to be something that isn’t even noteworthy because it happens all the time anyway.” http:// www.ucpcfl.org/ourstory /

Engagement Activities: 

Engagement Activities ASL Club after school with 3 rd graders. Attended weekly on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 4 to 6 for 4 weeks. Activities: ABC’s, Vocabulary, Songs, Games, Pledge of Allegiance

Participant Demographics: 

Participant Demographics 3 rd Grade Students Varying Abilities After School 15 Students

Service in Action: 

Service in Action

Perceptions of Differences: 

Perceptions of Differences

Perception of differences: 

Perception of differences

Connections to Course: 

Connections to Course EEX 3241 Methods of Academic Skills for Exceptional Students Dr. Kelly Grillo

Course Specific Slide: 

Course Specific Slide Worked with a large group Collaborated on everything Had to count on each other

Civic Engagement: 

Civic Engagement Volunteering teaches students to give back Acceptance of differences Enjoyable Empowering

Final Thoughts & Reflections: 

Final Thoughts & Reflections Experience Differences Don’t be afraid of the unknown Teachers help teach acceptance Greater Good This was a fun experience!