| Special Education Groups Association Providing Quality Individualized Educational, Behavioral, Social and Physical Programming in Group and 1:1 Settings |
| SEGA |
| SEGA has been providing services for individuals with disabilities, primarily on the autism spectrum, since 2001. Working with children beginning at age 2, up to adults, Directors Lisa Sarver Huber and Mike Huber have extensive experience and training in ABA, speech and hearing therapies, physical training, and individualized academic programming. SEGA has contracted with school districts as well as state and county programs. |
| Fall Session 2007 |
| Intermediate Groups Math 1:00 to 2:30pm MW Social Skills 1:00 to 2:00pm TTh Specific Skills 2:00 to 2:30pm TTh Language 2:30 to 3:30pm MTWTh Advanced Groups Math 1:00 to 2:30pm MW Social Skills 1:00 to 2:30pm TTh Reading and Writing 2:30 to 4:00pm MTWTh All Levels Sports Group 10:30am to Noon MTWThF |
Tuition $12/hr Individual Programming $50/month per group Supplies $15/month per group (except golf @ $87.50/mth) |
| 1:1 Programs & Behavioral Consultation Individualized academics, speech, physical training and behavioral programming for all ages and abilities. Contact SEGA for a free consultation. |
Sports Gross motor skills - Fine Motor Skills - the social tenets of being part of a team are the emphasis of the group. Balance, strength, flexibility, and endurance are all addressed through the use of a variety of drills. Ball handling skills are practiced on all major sports. This is a rigorous experience that will help your child develop a better understanding of his or her body and what it is capable of, while also socially being exposed to a team dynamic. Social Skills Following Michelle Winner's "I-Laugh" Model and video modeling, includes discriminating between appropriate and inappropriate behavior, developing abstract thought and executive functions, how to get by day in and day out. This program focuses on developing expressive language and thinking skills. Program also includes community field trips. Language, Reading and Writing & Math Individualized academics in small group settings. Specific Skills This group program provides more general practice for all students, enabling them to increase their reading comprehension, writing and study skills. Skills focused on may include phonics and vocabulary, identifying context, comparing and contrasting, getting the facts, finding details, getting the main idea, drawing conclusions, identifying and making inferences, identifying cause and effect, identifying fact and opinion, locating the answer and sequencing. Golf This group's goal is to learn the game of golf well. The fundamental rules, techniques of play, club use, course rules, and proper game etiquette are all addressed. Students practice the skills working toward "game days." On game days, students go out on the course and walk nine holes. Finally at the end of the year, SEGA holds its annual golf tournament in which trophies and prizes are awarded. (Program typically runs May thru September.) Preparing for the Workplace Environment Understanding work ethic and why its important. Understanding workplace roles. Identifying and optimizing current skills, learning new skills (*not all programs offered year round) |
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| Contact Us |
| Please call office administrator Dawn Glass @ 503-640-2895 or email us at sega3567@ yahoo.com for more information |
1:1 Programs, Behavioral Consultation, Case Management & Group Programs for individuals of all ages and skill levels. Placement is based on skill level - not age or grade level. Space is limited. |
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| Groups programs (except Sports) are located at 8470 SW Oleson Road, Portland (on the west side, near Washington Sq.) Please call or email for more information. 503-640-2895 |
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