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Supported Employment (SE101) Winter 2024

Grades

  • Pre-Course Survey
  • SE101 Module 1 - Foundations
  • SE101 M1L1: Getting Started - Welcome to SE 101!
  • SE101 M1L2a: History and Best Practices - Part One
  • SE101 M1L2b: History of Disability & Employment - Part Two
  • SE101 M1L2c: History of Disability & Employment - Part Three
  • SE101 M1L2d: History of Disability & Employment - Part Four
  • Who Are the Heroes - Pt 1: Introduction / Opening
  • Who Are the Heroes - Pt 2: Disability Rights Timeline
  • Who Are the Heroes - Pt. 3: The Heroes
  • Who Are the Heroes - Pt. 4: The Heroes.- cont.
  • Who Are the Heroes - Pt. 5: Heroes Take A Stand
  • Who Are the Heroes - Pt. 6: Key Legislations / Closing
  • Who Are the Heroes Review
  • VIDEO: Bottom Dollars from Rooted In Rights
  • Bottom Dollar Review
  • SE101 M1L3a: Disability Etiquette
  • SE101 M1L3b: Disclosure
  • SE101 M1L3 - Disability Etiquette & Disclosure Review
  • SE101 M1L4: Role of an Employment Support Professional
  • SE101 M1 Takeaways
  • SE101 Module 2 - The Discovery Process
  • SE101 M2L1 - Foundations of Discovery
  • SE101 M2L2 - Discovery and Career Exploration Profile
  • SE101 M2L3 - My Perfect Day
  • Confident Communicating Pt. 1 - Introduction & Opening
  • Confident Communicating Pt. 2 - The Formula
  • Confident Communicating Pt. 3 - Activities & Examples
  • Confident Communicating Pt. 4 - Troubleshooting Tips & Examples
  • Confident Communicating Pt. 5 - Q & A / Closing
  • SE101 M2 - Confident Communicating
  • SE101 M2L4 - Relationship Mapping
  • SE101 M2L5 - Community Mapping
  • SE101 M2L6a - Benefits Planning Part One - Introduction & WIPA
  • SE101 M2L6b - Benefits Planning Part Two - SSI
  • SE101 M2L6c - Benefits Planning Part Three - Medicaid, MAWD, & IRWEs
  • SE101 M2L6d - Benefits Planning Part Four - More About IRWEs
  • SE101 M2L7 - Employment Exploration & General Supports
  • SE101 M2 Review
  • SE101 Module 3 - Job development
  • SE101 M3L1 - Personal Reflection - Your Passions
  • SE101 M3 - The Interviewer
  • SE101 M3 The Interviewer Review
  • SE101 M3 - Personal Reflection (cont.)
  • SE101 M3 - Personal Reflection: Career Ladder
  • SE101 M3L2a - Where to Begin
  • SE101 M3L2b - Getting Prepared
  • SE101 M3L2b - Resume Review
  • SE101 M3L2c - Self-Employment
  • SE101 M3L2d - Customized Employment
  • SE101 M3L2d - Customized Employment Review
  • SE101 M3L3a - Getting Prepared for the Business
  • SE101 M3L3b - Who is Your Audience - Business - Marketing in Practice
  • SE101 M3L3b - Relationships
  • SE101 M3L3c - “Proposing Marriage”
  • SE101 M3L3d - What’s Next?
  • Se101 M3L4 - The Funder
  • SE101 M3 - Final Review
  • SE101 Module 4 - Teaching and Support
  • SE101 M4L1 - A Comprehensive Look at Job Supports
  • SE101 M4L2 - The 7 Phase Sequence & More
  • SE101 M4L2 - Marc Gold
  • SE101 M4L3 - Task Analysis
  • SE101 M4L3 - Task Analysis
  • SE101 M4L4 - Systematic Instruction
  • SE101 M4L4 - Task Analysis in Practice
  • SE101 Module 5 - Accommodations on the Job
  • SE101 M5L1 - Overview and Introduction
  • SE101 M5L2 - Defining Accommodations and Assistive Technology
  • SE101 M5L3 - Universal Design
  • SE101 M5L3 - Universal Design Review
  • SE101 M5L4 - Mental Health Accommodations
  • SE101 M5L4 Review - Mental Health Accommodations
  • SE101 M5L5 - Importance of Accommodations & AT to Employers
  • SE1010 M5L5 Reasonable Accommodations Review
  • SE101 M5L6 - The HAAT Model
  • SE101 M5L6 Assignment Pt.1 - Blazing Trails Interview - Chandler Balch
  • SE101 M5L6 Assignment Pt.2 - Blazing Trails Interview - Dane Soto
  • SE101 M5L6 Assignment Pt. 3 - The HAAT Model
  • The HAAT Model Scenario Assignment
  • SE101 M5L7 - Interview with Andrew
  • SE101 M5L8 - Review, Resources, & More...
  • SE101 M5L8 - AT and Where to Get It
  • SE101 M5 Wrap-Up Assignment
  • SE101 M5 Supplemental Viewing - NOT REQUIRED
  • SE101 Module 6 - Fading and Follow Along
  • SE101 M6L1 - Job Stability
  • SE101 M6L2 - Fading and Follow-Along
  • SE101 M6L3 - Providing Long Term Supports
  • SE101 M6L4 - How to Handle Job Loss
  • SE101 M6L5 - Assessing Performance & Job Satisfaction
  • SE101 M6L6 - Conclusions
  • SE101 M6 - Wrap Up
  • Post-Course Survey (required)

SE101 M5L8 – Review, Resources, & More…

In this lesson we will review what we learned about Accommodations and Assistive Technology. You will be provided important information about getting started with finding and funding assistive technology, along with useful information about where to purchase various low tech items (often at little to no cost).

READ:   📚

AT: Where and How to Get It

REVIEW:  📝

After reading “AT: Where and How to Get It” answer the Knowledge Check.

ADDITIONAL  RESOURCES:   ➕ (not required)

  • Your Right to a Reasonable Accommodation Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

    • The ADA gives employees with disabilities the right to reasonable accommodations that will allow them to do their jobs.
    • A reasonable accommodation is any change to the application or hiring process, to the job, to the way the job is done, or the work environment that allows a person with a disability who is qualified for the job to perform the essential functions of that job and enjoy equal employment opportunities.
    • The agency may reject an employee’s request for a reasonable accommodation for the following reasons: The employee is not an individual with a qualifying disability. … The employee is unable to provide requested documentation from a medical professional that demonstrates that he/she has a qualifying disability.
  • What is the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?
  • Videos of People With Disabilities Using Tech
  • Mental Health Conditions in the Workplace and the ADA

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