Part 1: Person-Centered Planning Video Imagine that you will be meeting with a new student and the student’s parents/guardians for the first time to discuss transition planning. You intend to utilize
Person-Centered Planning and Conflict Resolution
Part 1: Person-Centered Planning Video
Imagine that you will be meeting with a new student and the student’s parents/guardians for the first time to discuss transition planning. You intend to utilize a person-centered planning (PCP) approach to empower the student and ensure student-driven transition planning.
The concept of person-centered planning may be unfamiliar to many IEP stakeholders, particularly to the student and their parents/guardians. Using the topic Resources and your own research, create a 3-5 minute video that summarizes key aspects of person-centered planning. The video should address the following using family-friendly language.
· Define person-centered planning.
· Explain the purpose of person-centered planning and why it is important, including a discussion of research that supports person-centered planning as a best practice and how it also adopts tenets of the Christian worldview perspective and the “CCCE College of Education Academic Program Competencies,” to foster a supportive environment, promote human flourishing, and meet the unique needs of the student with exceptionalities.
· Explain how the use of PCP supports student-driven transition planning.
· Outline steps that should be executed when person-centered planning is done successfully.
· Describe all of the people who will be part of the transition meeting including their roles and what information/data they will contribute to the meeting.
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Part 2: Conflict Resolution
Review the “Special Education Professional Ethical Principles,” “CCCE College of Education Academic Program Competencies,” and "Statement on the Integration of Faith and Work." Read each scenario below and provide a specific conflict resolution technique that could be used to address the situation along with a rationale for why the technique was selected and illustrates best practices. Support your selections by citing 2-3 scholarly resources in the References section and reply to the Reflection questions as directed.
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Conflict Scenario |
Conflict Resolution Technique In 2-3 sentences, describe the specific
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Rationale for Selected Technique Provide a 2-3 sentence rationale for the
selected technique. Include a discussion of how this technique encourages communication,
group facilitation, and/or problem-solving in a collaborative, culturally
responsive manner that builds effective partnerships. |
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The parents of a student with exceptionalities being
serviced with an IEP demand one-on-one instruction for the student, but the
rest of the IEP team does not agree that this placement will best meet the
needs of the student. The student has not indicated a preference for what
type of instruction would be most beneficial. |
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You have a student who has high-functioning autism and
has recently turned 18. The student’s parents do not have guardianship or
power of attorney. The student has decided he does not want his parents to
attend his annual IEP meeting at the end of the month. The parents are
insistent about attending, especially since the student is at risk for not
graduating due to failing grades. In past meetings, the parents have
struggled to listen to input from the student and have tried to influence the
content of the IEP based on their personal wants for the student. |
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You have a third-grade student who has significant
behaviors that impede both her learning and the learning of others. She currently
attends specials with her general education peers but is in a learning center
for all academics because of her behaviors. Her parents feel she is missing
out on educational opportunities and the general education curriculum. They
have brought an advocate to her IEP meeting and discussions are becoming
heated over her current least restrictive environment (LRE) placement. The
general education teacher is adamant that the student’s behavior is not
appropriate in the classroom and disrupts the learning of others. |
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Reflection: In 250-500 words,
address the following: ·
Discuss the unique challenges that could arise as
a result of meeting in virtual environments with IEP stakeholders and explain
specifically how you can employ virtual relationship building strategies that
will help all stakeholders feel valued and equal in making person-centered
decisions based on the wants and goals of the student. · Explain the importance of and how you plan to model effective
person-centered planning and conflict resolution practices for colleagues in
your future professional practice, including in a virtual environment. |
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