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IEP - 3 Years Old - Goals and Objectives by Lily's Dad Patient Expert

Posted Thu 26 Aug 2010 12:00am Lily's first IEP, at three years old, includes the following goals and objectives. Goal 1 When asked a question or given verbal directions, Lily... collection and language sampling collected quarterly. Objectives Perform 3-4 step directions correctly that demonstrate understanding of at least 5 phrases each, probing Read on »

Goals vs Objectives by Shannon B. Posted Mon 31 Jan 2011 11:53am in class), my teacher went over the difference between a goal and an objective. Goals are generally more broad, such as be the best runner ever. Objectives are more specific... and find a way to cope with the stress and do my best. My goals for January were: - Run up to 5 miles without stopping- Run up to 6 miles without stopping- Lose 8 pounds Read on »

Museums as graveyards for dead objects (rather than echo rooms for talking objects?) by Thomas S. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 26 Nov 2009 10:01pm Last year we had a discussion on this blog (see here and here ) about whether objects ‘talk’ — no, they don’t! But do they ’die’? The UCL-based Autopsies group (associated with Film Studies) suggests they do. The group runs a cultural studies project called “Autopsies: The Afterlife of Dead Objects” to explore this morbid issue. Here’s how Read on »

Medical history objects — art objects by Thomas S. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 10 Jan 2010 1:57pm are installations designed by artists, other are historical medical artefacts that are contextually transmogrified into art objects by being situated in the art museum space, like these: From Boing Boing. Adds to my general impression that the identity of a medical artefact — as a historical museum artefact, as a clinical tool, as an art object, etc — is all Read on »

Evocative stories about evocative objects: Sherry Turkle’s Evocative Objects, Falling for Science and The Inner History of by Thomas S. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 08 Jul 2010 12:31pm sciences . An increasing number of scholars are switching their attention to materiality, material objects and material artefacts. History, philosophy and social studies of science... in material objects. If the notion of a ‘material turn’ in the history, philosophy and social studies of science and technology is supposed to be more than a superficial Read on »

Object(s) of My Affection: Sarah Perlis Eco-Bling by Meg Donahue Posted Tue 28 Oct 2008 6:11pm My Dear Hubby, Y'know how our friends Alex and Paul recently got engaged? And Paul presented Alex with that gorgeous ring from jewelry designer Sarah Perlis? And, um, also, y'know how Christmas is just around the corner? Well. You're a clever guy so I bet you know where this is going. I know I don't need to connect all the dots for you ... Read on »

Goals, Goals, Goals, Goals by Heather M. Posted Wed 05 May 2010 6:11pm Well, it was that time of year where we set Carter's yearly goals. He did a good job in achieving most of the goals that were set for him when he first came out of the NICU because....well.....he's amazing! I just barely signed the paperwork to confirm the goals. One of them was...."will sit unassisted". Do you think that we may need to re-think our Read on »

Goals, goals, goals by Bronwyn T. Occupational Therapist

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Posted Wed 12 Aug 2009 10:31pm office that’s a self management wand made of plastic), we start to work on goals. My first step is to ask people to go through a list of possible areas that people with pain... all the boxes on the list and end up with this enormous number of potential goals, so we have to whittle the list down a bit. I do this by asking them to choose maybe three Read on »

Looking Ahead To Race Training: It's Goals, Goals, & Yes, More Goals! by Corey I. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 18 Oct 2008 4:08pm Looking ahead, here's my next tier of running & race-training goals: (1) From December to June, follow BTHR plan. (5K-->half-marathon training). Through the winter...) By June 2008, enter 8 & 10K races. (4) By October 2008, enter half-marathon races. After reaching the first set of goals, I'll see where I am on the calendar. If necessary Read on »

Goals, Goals, Goals! by OurHealth Posted Sun 02 Nov 2008 12:00am Welcome Mentors! I am excited about sharing this forum with other women as they set out on the path of accomplishing their goals! I am looking forward to hearing your stories, encouraging you, being encouraged and building something together! I have my own goal in sight - The Chicago Half Marathon (July 09). I have already Read on »