What are the functional skills and why do my disabled children need them?

Are you worried that your disabled child is not studying?
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  College grade and age level? Have you ever thought about you?
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  Can children benefit from functional skills courses? You can
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  Like to learn about resources that can help you learn more
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  A special education function course for your child? This one
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  The article will discuss functional skills, functional colleges, why your
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  Children with disabilities need them and need more resources
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  information.

Functional skills are defined as skills that can be used every day.
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  Different environments. Functional skills focus on different areas
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  Home [cooking, cleaning, etc.] family, self-help skills
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  [bathing, brushing, dressing, grooming], employment, entertainment,
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  Community Participation, Health and Function Institute. All students
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  People with disabilities will benefit from functional skills training to help
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  They are in the life of adulthood.

Functional colleges are also important for children with children
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  Disabled, may not be able to learn the appropriate age and grade
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  Institutions. Functional college is defined as an academic field
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  Will be used by students for the rest of their lives. E.g:
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  Read [read the logo; stop, go, men, women, read recipes]. Mathematics
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  [money, grocery shopping, change, budget]. Health [beauty,
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  Oral hygiene, plan a healthy meal]. Great resource for more information
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  About functional skills and functional courses to help children
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  A book with special needs is entitled "Functional Course"
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  Primary, secondary and secondary students with special needs.
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  This book was edited by Paul Wehman and John Kregal and is a resource.
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  You will use it again and again.

Your disabled children need functional skills because of these
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  Skills make sense for your child and will help them become
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  As an adult, as independent as possible. For example: every child eats,
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  And being able to cook or prepare simple foods will help them more
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  independent. If your child learns simple housework, these skills
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  They can become work skills when they grow up. For example: my
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  Angelina, a daughter with severe disability, learned how to fold
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  Her towel at the elementary school. When Angelina enters the climax
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  At high school, she has a job of folding towels. Because
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  Angelina already has the function of folding towels
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  Transitioning to work folding towels is easy. Angelina also
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  It is reported that when she tried to fold the towel, she got paid. At salary
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  That day, she was able to spend the money she had earned at work.
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  Learning functional skills that can be translated into work is critical
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  Suitable for all children with disabilities. They will be proud of their ability
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  Work and understand the connection between work and money.

By understanding which functional skills and their importance,
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  Will help your child grow into adulthood. Do not be afraid
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  Provide functional skills training for your child
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  Participate in the IEP meeting. Your child depends on you for help
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  They are a happy adult!

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