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Smart Steps

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OVERLAND PARK, Kansas, United States
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Creator of the Smart Steps Mobile app! 40 years in special education as a Co-Department Chair, Collaborative Teacher (Gr. 7-12), Resource Teacher (Gr. K-12), Post High Teacher (ages 18-21), Inclusion Facilitator (K-6), Learning Specialist (K-12), and district-wide Staff Developer. Adjunct professor in the School of Education for 3 years.
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Preview of Asking for Accommodations at College: Self Advocacy and Executive Functioning

Asking for Accommodations at College: Self Advocacy and Executive Functioning

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This zip file comes with: 46 slides 31 pages of detailed lesson plans, student materials, and a data sheetUnit Lessons are each 50 minutes. Lesson 1: Executive Functioning Skills Lesson 2: Self Advocacy Lesson 3: Smart Steps Mobile App Lesson 4: Plan My Accommodations Lesson 5: Make an Appointment and Meet with College Counselor Lesson 6: Talk with Instructors Lesson 7: Communicate with Testing Center Lesson 8: Using Technology to Support Executive Functioning and Self Advocacy Skills Lesson P
Preview of Vocational Skills: Sophia Stocks Shelves

Vocational Skills: Sophia Stocks Shelves

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Stocking shelves, an entry level job, is a skill that can be practiced ahead of time. In this unit, participants read a comic story with Sophia, who is new at a grocery store. She works through a couple of decisions and asks her supervisor a question. Discussion questions are provided. Then review vocabulary, practice sequencing the steps, problem solve, and role play using the free Smart Steps Mobile app. This zip file contains 3 booklets: Instructional ManualStudent Book, Readability 2.0 Stu
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Experience

Creator of the Smart Steps Mobile app! 40 years in special education as a Co-Department Chair, Collaborative Teacher (Gr. 7-12), Resource Teacher (Gr. K-12), Post High Teacher (ages 18-21), Inclusion Facilitator (K-6), Learning Specialist (K-12), and district-wide Staff Developer. Adjunct professor in the School of Education for 3 years.

Teaching style

I'm passionate about community-based instruction for students with disabilities.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Kansas City Top Connector; Friends of Special Education (3 times); Womens Council Research Award for UMKC doctoral research; Digital Sandbox entrepreneurship grant; App development grant from Wireless RERC; Semi-finalist in the Venture Creation Challenge at UMKC; Winning team at Startup Weekend KC KS Employment First Champion

My own education history

Ed.D. UMKC in Educational Administration; Ed.Spec. UMKC in Educational Administration; M.A. UMKC in Special Education--Learning Disabilities; B.S. NWMSU in Elementary Education--Learning Disabilities

Additional biographical information

I love helping students to become independent which translates to teaching lifeskills, especially in the community. When I noticed students who were right on the verge of being independent as they graduated or exited the school system, I was inspired to create a decision-making app to provide a middle layer of support for them and peace of mind for parents. It's called Smart Steps Mobile. See www.SmartSteps4me.com for more information.