The Task: Social Rehabilitation

Structure & Concept

General Education Principle

Educational Goals/
Andre´ (1998)

The Significance of Work

Types of Farm Work

Leisure Time

"Off-Campus" Living Project

Educational Goals / André (1998)

Independence

  • Observe traffic signs and traffic rules
  • Move around more independently outside the farm (continuation of old program)

Social Behavior

  • Interact more often with other residents, participate in all activities

Language / Communication

  • Have telephone conversations with parents
  • Use language to express wishes, needs, feelings
  • Use language to indicate injuries and pain
  • Admit to mistakes and negative events without shame

Work

In the House

  • Care for laundry more independently and faster In the Weavery
  • Recognize and name function and significance of products
  • Differentiate fabrics by touch, recognize and sort them
  • Learn more weaves
  • Work with more treadles
  • Set up loom independently (in the right sequence)

In the Kitchen

  • Carry out new work steps independently
  • Know what food supplies are on hand
  • Organize work independently and get necessary equipment

Motor Activity

  • Obtain an orthopedic assessment
  • Continue physiotherapy
  • Swimming
  • Bicycling

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