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Core Skills Analysis

Life Skills and Personal Development

During a session with a support worker, Olivia developed life skills through guided practice and support. The activity gave Olivia an opportunity to build practical abilities that can help with everyday participation and growing independence. Olivia also practiced engaging with another person in a supportive setting. These experiences helped Olivia strengthen the skills involved in taking part in daily life.

Community and Social Learning

Olivia worked on community engagement during the support worker session, connecting practical life skills with participation beyond the session. Through this activity, Olivia explored how developing everyday abilities can support involvement in community life. Olivia also had an opportunity to practice interacting in a community-focused support context. This helped Olivia build experience with the social and practical aspects of community participation.

Tips

Tips Extend Olivia’s learning by choosing a familiar community activity together, such as visiting a library or local shop, and inviting Olivia to help plan the steps. Before going, make a simple checklist of what the activity involves; afterward, talk through what went well and what Olivia might try next time. Use role-play at home to rehearse everyday community interactions, then let Olivia create a personal life-skills booklet with drawings or notes about useful strategies.

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  • Make a community-activity checklist: plan the steps for a chosen outing, then review the experience afterward.
  • Create role-play cards with everyday community scenarios, such as asking for help or greeting someone.
  • Design a life-skills booklet with one page for each practical strategy Olivia wants to remember.
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