4-24-13 Name of Teacher: _______________________________________ School:__________________________________________ HCPSS Student Learning Objective Speech Language Pathology – Functional Communication Component Student Learning Objective (SLO) Description 100% of students will demonstrate developmental progress in the area of functional communication based on the Early Childhood Skill Development Guide’s Language and Literacy section: Speaking Vocabulary and Controlling Language. Population Five students receiving direct instruction at least weekly who will receive speech-language services through the 2013-2014 school year. Learning Content Student’s communication skills (verbal and non-verbal means) will be measured using a Functional Communication Checklist in the following communicative intent areas: Gives greetings/farewells Gains attention Requests objects/actions Requests assistance Responds to questions Asks questions Informs about self Makes comments Communicates with peers and adults Negates/protests Makes choices Initiates/participates in discussions Indicates yes/no Students are rated for the presence of various communicative intents using one or more communicative modalities which may include speech, signs, gestures, pictures, low/high tech communication devices. Instructional Interval 2013-2014 school year Evidence of Growth Student growth will be measured by using a Functional Communication Checklist used by the SLP on a quarterly basis. Pre and post data will be gathered at the start of the school year and end of the school year. This SLO is a sample. Targets need to be adjusted based on your students’ data. Student growth should be achieved for all students. 4-24-13 Baseline SLP will review data on checklist from previous year and then update checklist given input from teachers and parents in order to establish a baseline. (Attach class roster to share students’ scores on Beginningof-the-Year Assignment/Performance Task/Assessment.) Rationale for Student Learning Objective Students need to become effective communicators in a variety of situations with different audiences and formats so they can succeed socially and academically in the classroom. Target Students will have gained at least 3 new communicative intents using one or more communicative modalities on the Functional Communication Checklist. *Please note: Students identified by IEP teams as having significant cognitive disabilities will have individual targets. Criteria for Effectiveness Strategies Full Attainment of Target Partial Attainment of Target More than 90% of students meet agreed upon learning objectives OR 4/5 students will meet or exceed target. Between 75% and 90% of students meet agreed upon learning targets OR 3/5 students will meet or exceed target. Insufficient Attainment of Target Less than 75% of students meet agreed upon learning targets OR 2/5 students or less will meet the target. Adult/peer modeling Verbal cues Gestural prompts Tactile prompts Parent /teacher training Para-Educator/Student assistant training This SLO is a sample. Targets need to be adjusted based on your students’ data. Student growth should be achieved for all students.