Instructional Design Outline

,choose an occupational therapy-related topic focusing on a specific diagnosis (autism spectrum disorder interventions in school). Ensure the topic is clinically relevant, evidence-based, and suitable for a small presentation. Information Outline: Develop a detailed outline of the information to be taught, including a description of each key point of the presentation (what you will be educating on), ensuring that it is evidence-based and relevant to OT practice. 1. What is school-based occupational therapy for Autism 2. Focus only on this intervention: Environmental and task modifications in the classrooms OT interventions may include adapting environment, modifying curriculum, and supporting accommodations to ensure access and participation. examples: – Reduce sensory load – Modify task format (chunking, fewer items per page, reduce copying) -Tool access supports (pencil alternatives, slant board if planned, adapted materials) -Choose one change at a time, measure, keep what works TIP: When creating your outline, put yourself in the shoes of a OT educating a student. Think about the key points you would want the students to know in order to perform the intervention you are teaching them.