Inclusion Strategies and Techniques for Mainstreaming Special Education Students
Inclusion is the process of combining all students in the same classroom – those with and without learning or physical disabilities, giftedness, and …
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Classroom Accommodations to Help Children With Dysgraphia
Here is an article for teachers who may have children with dysgraphia in their classroom. Dysgraphia is a condition in which children have difficulty …
Continue ReadingDiversity and Inclusion: Strategies for Special Ed Teachers
It is imperative to promote diversity and inclusion strategies in a learning environment for students with special needs to grow. The article …
Continue ReadingTeaching Writing to Developmentally Disabled Students Using Scribes, Technology, and Co-Writing
Teaching writing to developmentally disabled students may be difficult if the student has a physical disability that is not allowing him to write. He …
Continue ReadingTeaching Subtraction in Special Ed With Touch Math Numerals
Teaching subtraction with Touch Math numerals to help your students with special needs may give them the boost in math skills that they need. Touch …
Continue ReadingSpecial Education Curriculum: Planning a Week
This article explores how to design curriculum for students in special education classes, with a focus on catering to the multiple needs of a student …
Continue ReadingStrategies for Teaching New Vocabulary to Students With Learning Disabilities
Learning new vocabulary is essential in increasing reading fluency and understanding material. Vocabulary skills can be difficult, though, for …
Continue ReadingAccommodations and Teaching Strategies for Traumatic Brain Injury: Information You Need to Know
Traumatic brain injury can affect a student’s physical, psychological, and cognitive abilities. Depending on the degree of injury, a child can …
Continue ReadingTeaching Writing to Developmentally Delayed Students
If you’re a teacher with a classroom full of students with various ability levels, pretty much every classroom, then you’ll want to check …
Continue ReadingAll About Situated Learning: Examples of Situated Learning for Use in the CLassroom
There are many methods in which special needs students could be taught daily living skills, one of which is through situated learning. Not just a …
Continue ReadingCreating a Modified Lesson Plan to Help Students Preview and Predict in Reading
When students with special needs have reading deficiencies that aren’t addressed and yet are asked to participate in a mainstream reading lesson …
Continue ReadingIdeas for Teaching Special Ed Children Who Are Learning English as a Second Language
Learning English as a second language can be a challenge for any child, but kids often prove to be willing learners when given the right lessons and …
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