Program Days Week 1

Safety & Person-Centered Focus
zoom, Zoom, ZOOM!!
- What is Zoom?
- What device are you using? Click the link for a PDF with each possible device for zoom on a separate page. As each device is shown, ask people about their devices.
- Zoom has gallery view and speaker view.
Self-Care During Covid 19
- Review the Mental Health Tips page
- Physical Care - How Much Do You Sit? Poll the attendees and find out who sits a lot 5 exercises to do if you sit a lot
- Sleep enough - Tips to Fall Asleep
- Learn about your food. Once you get to the page you can look for a specific food by typing CTRL+F and then typing the food name. OR, you can just scroll through the list until you find a favorite!- Choose one food to learn it's health benefits
- DANCE BREAK!!!
- Self-Care Quiz - Click the floating "Let's start" button to find out the questions and share answers as a group
Article to Introduce the Topic: Abuse and Neglect
- (Spanish) PDF
- (ENG)
- Poster: Abuse and Neglect
- Newsletter: Abuse Neglect
- Tips Sheet: Abuse and Neglect

Community & Civic Education
- San Jose State of Mind: Links to San Jose-based online/virtual tours, performances, classes, etc
- De Anza Hope: Videos, resources, and Zoom meetings from the De Anza staff at Hope Whittier.
- Monica Sheirich's YouTube Channel: De Anza/Hope instructor's YouTube channel, with new videos added regularly since shelter-in-place.
- ReadWriteThink: lesson plans and worksheets
- BrainPOP: educational lessons and videos

Well Being & Social Connection
- Westchester Insitute for Human Development: Health related materials and resources.
- San Jose State of Mind: Links to San Jose-based online/virtual tours, performances, classes, etc.
- Do2Learn: Teaching resources in the areas of social skills, emotions, and communication skills.
- De Anza Hope: Videos, resources, and Zoom meetings from the De Anza staff at Hope Whittier.
- Monica Sheirich's YouTube Channel: De Anza/Hope instructor's YouTube channel, with new videos added regularly since shelter-in-place.
- Building Good Relationships (Short Video): YouTube video from The Arc.
- Dealing with Changes, Grief, and Loss (Short Video): YouTube video from The Arc.
- If I Could Say One Thing (Short VIdeo): YouTube video from The Arc.
- The Direct Support Professionals Crisis (Short Video): YouTube video from The Arc.
- What Women With Autism Want You to Know (10 Minute Video): YouTube video from Iris.
- How Autism Feels, From the Inside (12 Minute Video): YouTube video from The New York Times.
- We Get It Done: Working as a Direct Support Professional (24 Minute Video): YouTube video from the New York State Association of Community and Residential Agencies.
- Understanding and Supporting People with Developmental Disabilities (35 Minute Video): YouTube video from Living Innovations.
- Food Span — Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future: About food from farm to fork.
- Health.com: Wide range of health resources.
- My Plate: The Offical Wesbsite of the U.S Department of Agriculture: Healthy meal planning and nutrition information.
- Flyer: How to Stay Healthy from COVID-19: Flyer from the State Council on Developmental Disabilities.
- COVID-19 Information By and For People with Disabilities: Document from the State Council on Developmental Disabilities.

Self-Advocacy, Rights & Responsibilities
- If I Could Say One Thing (Short Video): YouTube video from The Arc.
- The Direct Support Professionals Crisis (Short Video): YouTube video from The Arc.
- What Women With Autism Want You to Know (10 Minute Video): YouTube video from Iris.
- We Get It Done: Working as a Direct Support Professional (24 Minute Video): YouTube video from the New York State Association of Community and Residential Agencies.
- Understanding and Supporting People with Developmental Disabilities (35 Minute Video): YouTube video from Living Innovations.
- Research and Tranining Center of Community Living with Unv. Of Minesota: Videos from self-advocates (take the tour of the website and it is very helpful).
- Self-Advocacy Publications: From Disability Rights California.

Knowledge & Fun With Friends
- San Jose State of Mind: Links to San Jose-based online/virtual tours, performances, classes, etc
- Dream Achievers Band/Musicians with Autism: A Fremont-based band of musicans with autism. Their Facebook page has videos of them performing and lately they have been performing online.
- De Anza Hope: Videos, resources, and Zoom meetings from the De Anza staff at Hope Whittier.
- Monica Sheirich's YouTube Channel: De Anza/Hope instructor's YouTube channel, with new videos added regularly since shelter-in-place.
- Brownie Locks and The 3 Bears: Unknown, Fun, Silly Daily, Weekly and Monthly Observances.
- We Are Teachers: Lots of learning resources and link to take fieldtrips and virtual tours.
- The Character Tree: Lessons in empathy, kindness, teamwork, leadership, etc.
- JeopardyLabs: Online Jeopardy.
- The Word Search: Use Zoom's Share Screen and Annotate features to do word searches together!
- District Wide Meeting 9-10 am
- 9-9:10 moderator lets people in and assigns people to breakout rooms -- Presenter 1 models social skills and interactions
- 9:10-9:20 Presenter 2 does Day, Date, Time, Weather, On This Day in History, Date/Time Math Moment
- 9:20-9:35 Presenters 2, 4, 5 do news items, World, National, State, Local
- 9:35-9:40 Bio break/Dance/Music
- 9:40-9:55 Presenter 6 Morning Moves to music or instruction
- 9:55-10 Intro Theme of the Day -- Go to BREAKOUT Rooms
- Breakout Room Sessions 10-11 am
- Call attention to the theme of the day and check awareness
- Review technology tolerance Strategies
- Technology just goes out sometimes.
- We stay calm and carry on
- Waiting patiently or trying again
- Asking for help
- Check-in: Each person reports on themselves
- Show and Share: people who wish to can share something they want to show everyone
2 presenters work in a pattern:
A) Presenter 1:
1. Gains attention for the subject/idea
2. Tells everyone what we will learn (objective)
B) Presenter 2:
3. Shows the resource and delivers the content
C) Both Presenters:
4. Prompt their individuals for performance and give feedback
D) Presenter 2:
5. Reminds everyone what they just learned (metacognition)
E) Both Presenters:
6. Facilitate group feedback/review of learning
F) Presenter 1:
7. Prompt learners to say what they learned (metacognition)
8. Ask learners for other contexts where learning can apply (promote transfer)
SWITCH PRESENTER ROLES AND CONTINUE WITH THE NEXT LEARNING OBJECTIVE
- Community College Hour 11-12 noon
Learners return to the main meeting area and are encouraged to
- Access the Adult Education meetings at https://www.deanzahope.net
- Eat a healthful lunch
- Move physically for health and well being
- Take on the activity packet or other projects
- Socialize with people in their physical locations
- Noon Hour
Learners return to the main meeting area and are encouraged to
- Eat a healthful lunch
- Move physically for health and well being
- Get off of screens for a while
- Take on the activity packet or other projects
- Socialize with people in their physical locations
- Afternoon Choices 1-2:00 pm
Participants return to the district meeting area at 1pm.
- A list of afternoon options will be presented—Including M/W dance class from DeAnza
- Moderator will put people into the breakout rooms they choose
- They will have the option to stay in the main session where a larger group activity will be offered with a wide-angle lens (possibly dance or music or acting, something whole body)
- End of the Day Gather and Gab 2-2:30...
Participants will return to the main session from the breakout rooms and
- share a whiteboard to graffitti and give notes
- talk with friends and Hope employees
- ask about everyone's experience
- discussions about learners taking over or offering sessions or topics
- raffles, trivia, quizzes, games, awards, completion acknowledgements, birthdays, etc.
Learning Services may record as a mechanism to collect feedback but will not publish.









