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ABLE MINDS THERAPY CENTER QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT CONFIDENTIAL Name : Zach Andrey BarceIona Age : 4. Years oId Birth date : December 6, 2006 Date of Report : October 5, 2011 ScheduIe : MWF 9:0010:00 am Attending BT : Anna Sarah C. Cruz AngeIo Epena Expect No. Of Sessions for the Quarter : No. Of Sessions CanceIIed
ABLE MINDS THERAPY CENTER QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT CONFIDENTIAL Name : Zach Andrey BarceIona Age : 4. Years oId Birth date : December 6, 2006 Date of Report : October 5, 2011 ScheduIe : MWF 9:0010:00 am Attending BT : Anna Sarah C. Cruz AngeIo Epena Expect No. Of Sessions for the Quarter : No. Of Sessions CanceIIed
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ABLE MINDS THERAPY CENTER QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT CONFIDENTIAL Name : Zach Andrey BarceIona Age : 4. Years oId Birth date : December 6, 2006 Date of Report : October 5, 2011 ScheduIe : MWF 9:0010:00 am Attending BT : Anna Sarah C. Cruz AngeIo Epena Expect No. Of Sessions for the Quarter : No. Of Sessions CanceIIed
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Name : Zach Andrey BarceIona Age : 4.11 years oId Birth date : December 6, 2006 Report Coverage : (JuIy - September) Date of Report : October 5, 2011 ScheduIe : MWF 9:00- 10:00 am Attending BT : Anna Sarah C. Cruz AngeIo Epea
Expect No. of Sessions for the Quarter : No. of Sessions CanceIIed : ActuaI No. of Sessions Attended :
A Cooperation and Reinforcer Effectiveness
Task Objective
Behavior
Remarks
When offered one reinforcing item or activity and another non reinforcing item or activity, the student will select the reinforcing item or activity.
Takes his best reinforcer over the other item offered to him.
Very good. He can discriminate what he wants.
Student will look at and track
Looks the target item in any position within 3 seconds
nconsistent in this task. changes in location of a non reinforcing item presented by an instructor. with help.
When offered a common object, the student will take the item.
Takes a common object offered within three seconds by grabbing it.
Shows good in progress.
When a specific tangible reinforcer is available and there is a clearly identified requirement for a known response to be performed, the student will approach the instructor and perform
Approaches the therapist very occasionally.
nconsistent performance noted.
8 'isuaI Performance
Task Objective
Behavior
Remarks
When provided a form box or shape sorter and its pieces, the student
Puts in shapes to its hole one by one with his own.
Can do this task very well. will be able to put the pieces into the corresponding holes in the form box.
When the given an object the student will match to an identical object in an array of three items.
Matches object to objects without or with distracter.
Able to do this task.
When given an item, the student will match the object to one of three pictures in an array.
Matches object to picture with 2 distracter.
Needs to focus to do this task.
When given a picture the student will match to an identical picture in an array of three pictures.
Matches picture to picture with places 10 on the table.
Can do this task independently.
C Receptive Language
Task Objective
Behavior
Remarks
Student will look
Looks to the person who
Hard time to sustain eye contact. at or come to a person when called by his name. called his name with assistance from the therapist.
When given instruction to do a preferred activity in the context of the ongoing activity. The student will comply with the instruction.
Complies with the command with the task that he enjoys, like jumping on trampoline, slide and playing puzzles.
Pretty good in progress noted.
Upon request, student will look at a reinforcing item held by an instructor.
Looks at the reinforcing item in any position within 3 seconds.
Nice work.
Upon instruction, the student will touch preferred item held in various positions.
Touches target items in various positions.
Can do this but sometimes help was given.
Upon instruction, the student will touch a common item held in various positions.
Touches familiar items.
Good progress.
The student will comply with instructions to do a preferred activity even though it is not occurring at the time. Complies with instructions such as slide, go jump on trampoline and play puzzles. Assistance was given.
The student will comply with instructions to do a non- proffered activity when the activity is presently occurring.
Follows with the instructions like pack away, Hi 5, put bag on the table.
Nice job.
u Motor Imitation
Task Objective
Behavior
Remarks
Upon request, student will imitate a motor activity with an object.
Replicates actions using object like drink from cup, eat with spoon, etc.
Good in imitating actions.
Upon request, student will imitate a motor activity requiring a discrimination of an object.
mitates actions with distracter like write with pencil, play car, etc.
Nice performance.
Upon request, student will imitate a gross motor movement when provided with verbal prompt.
mitates actions, like clap, wave, stand, and turn around.
Able to do this activity well.
Upon request, student will imitate a gross motor activity involving foot and leg movements.
Copies actions, like stomp feet, marching, kick, etc.
Pretty good improvement.
Upon request, student will imitate a gross motor activity involving arm and hand movements.
Copies actions, like tap chest, wave, rub hands, roll hands.
Great job.
Upon request, student will imitate similar actions that require him to discriminate whether the action requires either a static(held position) or a kinetic(movement) motor movement.
Looks and does the action when modeled by the teacher.
Job well done.
Student will imitate actions when any of a variety of a
Follows different instructions given by the teacher.
Can follow different actions. instruction are used to indicate that he is to imitate an action.
Upon request, student will imitate gross motor movements that he observes being modeled by others in a mirror.
Stares at the mirror and copies action right after.
Nice performance.
Upon request, student will imitate a gross motor activity involving head movements.
Looks and does the actions presented to him.
Nice. Working on with other actions.
Upon request, student will imitate a motor activity involving mouth and tongue movements.
mitates the actions after he looks at the teacher.
Easy task for him.
L 'ocaI Imitation
Task Objective
Behavior
Remarks
The student will imitate a sound when you say "say__
Utters single sounds.
Cood [ob
The student will be able to repeat a series of individual sounds presented in quick succession
Produces different sounds quickly.
Shows very good progress in this task.
When a word is modeled for the student, he will be able to imitate the initial sounds of the word.
mitates the initial sounds of the given word well.
Well done.
student will be able to repeat variety of separate sounds in combination in which the student must attend to both sounds
Produces multiple separate sound combination.
Can do this task.
The student will be able to repeat sounds matching the speed of the presented sound.
Utters sounds of "mm versus "mmmm and their lengths when assisted.
Good.
Upon request, student will imitate a sound for the same number of repetition as was just modeled.
Repeats the repetition of the given sounds.
Nice work.
The student will be able to repeat sound combinations in which the model requires the student to hold or elongate the first sound and smoothly transition to a second sound(not merely say two separate sounds).
Says the given sounds and held it to a second sound.
Able to do this task.
The student will be able to repeat sound combinations in which the model requires the student to repeat consonant vowel and vowel consonant combinations(e.g."eat" "up" "go" "me")
Produces sounds with the combination of consonant and vowel or vowel and consonant.
Can do this task very well.
The student will be able to repeat sound combinations in which the model requires the student to repeat consonant vowel combinations(e.g. "mama" "dada" "peepee" "meme").
mitates consonant vowel combination like mama, papa, baba, etc.
Easy task for him.
The student will be able to repeat sound combination(words) in which the model
Utters consonant vowel consonant combinations.
Great work! requires the student to repeat consonant combinations(e.g. "mom" "dad" 'top" "pig")
When a word which contains consonant blends are modeled for the student, he will be able to accurately imitate the words.
Says two consonant blends.
Working on.
The student will imitate a word when you say, "say bag
Produces different words given by the therapists.
Very good performance.
The student will imitate a phrase when you say, "say ride car
mitates two word phrases with minimal assistance.
Shows improvement in this task.
The student will imitate a sequence of number when you say, "say ______
Utters two number sequences.
Working on with three numbers.
The student will be able to repeat words matching the speed of the presented word.
Says word at a typical speed.
Nice work.
l Requests
Task Objective
Behavior
Remarks
The student will be able to specifically indicate items and activities which he wants by pointing to, pulling to, or standing by the particular items or activities (without using words or sign language).
Pulls therapist hands and going to the items to ask what he wants.
Consistent.
The student will ask for what he wants when the reinforcer is presented and a word or a sign given.
Shows signs when she wants something, like eat, drink.
Can do this task.
The student will ask for what he wants with the reinforcer present using either words or signs.
Requests her reinforce using correct and appropriate signs, like eat and drink.
Sometimes help was given.
C LabeIing
Task Objective
Behavior
Remarks
The student will label reinforcing items.
Labels reinforcing items like fries and banana.
Can do this task with maximum help.
The student will label at least 100 objects which are commonly found in his environment.
dentifies 5 common objects like bag, pen, cup, book and car.
Slowly in progress.
The student will label people in his environment.
Names common people by showing him a pictures.
Working on.
The student will label at least 100 pictures of items which are commonly found in his environment.
Labels common items in a shown pictures.
Help was given to label the given items.
The student will label common body parts on himself or others.
dentifies the given body parts like nose and eyes with assistance.
Still working on.
P IntraverbaI
Task Objective
Behavior
Remarks
While others are singing a song, the student will be able to fill in some words and phrases of songs.
Fills the missing words in a song while the therapists singing it.
Shows good improvement in this task.
The student will be able to complete an open- ended phrase by supplying the missing word(s) regarding fun items and activities.
Fills the missing words about fun items and activities.
Working on in this task.
BEHA'IOR O Shows very good improvement in verbal imitation. O Verbal self stimulatory behavior and tuning out are observed. O Good sitting tolerance. O Follows simple instructions. O Grabbing food was noted. He cant wait and wants to take the who reinforcing item from the therapist. O Shows affection to attending therapists by hugging and kissing. O Fair eye contact in this quarter. O He loves to jump on the trampoline.
NEXT QUARTER GOAL t is recommended that 3/70continue her intervention program to address the following: O ncrease receptive skills by giving work that would provide attention, focus, etc. O dentify more objects, labels and reinforce. O Lessen hyperactivity to concentrate more on task. O Grabbing of desired items due to impulsivity. O ncrease behaviour skills towards the given tasks. O ncrease his vocabulary words upon requesting something. O Help him to sustain eye contact.
HOME RECOMMENDATION: To ensure the continuity of the program, the following recommendations are given to be implemented at home: O Provides him activities at home that require gross motor movements to lessen hyperactivity. O Make a sign language for his request, to help produce words. O Practice his receptive skills at home every time he request by looking in the eyes before he get what he want. O Provide activities that would require attention focus like lacing, fixing puzzles, etc. O Give him more activities at home suggested by the therapist than allowing him to watch television. O Teach him to names common items arounds him. O Continue behavioural methods given by the therapist.
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