The Roles & Duties of an Inclusion Specialist in Special Education
As more children with disabilities learn in general education classes, additional educational staff is needed. An inclusion specialist has many roles …
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Academic and Social Inclusion: Tips for Educators
Schools that promote academic and social inclusion give all students the ability to reach their highest potential. Inclusive classrooms have teachers …
Continue ReadingUsing SMART Boards for Math Lessons in the Special Education Classroom
Garner the same benefits from interactive whiteboard technology as your general education counterparts while teaching special education. SMART Board …
Continue ReadingThree Social Inclusion Opportunities for Multi Handicapped Students
Social inclusion is as important for students with multi handicaps as academics. Yet, sometimes the educational setting can limit the opportunities …
Continue ReadingA History of Improvement and Inclusion in Special Education
A century ago, most students with disabilities were uneducated. When they began receiving education, they attended separate schools and learned in …
Continue ReadingAll About Reverse Inclusion: Bringing Traditional Students Into Special Ed Classes
What is reverse inclusion? It’s a rarely used technique that can help special education students and their regular education peers to interact …
Continue ReadingEffects of Emotional Trauma on the Brain and Learning
Trauma is a serious issue that can impact how a child learns. Learn how to identify the effects of emotional trauma on the brain and learning, and how …
Continue ReadingMainstreaming in Education Versus Inclusion: What’s the Difference?
Mainstreaming and inclusion can seem very similar to each other, and are in fact often used interchangeably. Surprisingly, there are some major …
Continue ReadingInclusion in the High School Classroom: A Challenge for Special Needs Students
High school can be difficult, academically and socially, for typical students. For students with disabilities, these four years can pose greater …
Continue ReadingInclusion Teacher Duties: Roles Defined
The duties of an inclusion teacher demands the ability to multitask with a high level of performance. Understanding inclusion teacher duties attached …
Continue ReadingHow to Create Community Based Instruction for Severely Handicapped or Visually Impaired Students
Real life experience provides the best opportunity for developing important daily living skills. Developing community based instruction is a way to …
Continue ReadingThe Advantages and Benefits of Inclusion in Special Education
Many school systems today tend toward inclusion, or incorporate students with disabilities into the general education classroom, because of the many …
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