Public Speaking Used as an Educational Tool for Students With Special Needs
Learning to communicate with confidence is a challenge for many students. But for students with a communication disabilities such as Asperger’s …
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Strategies For Teaching Kids About Disabilities And The Importance Of Inclusion
As more children with disabilities are being educated in general classrooms, the need to familiarize teachers and other students with information …
Continue ReadingHomework Planners for Students in Special Education: Building Organizational and Time Management Skills
Homework is an essential part of education, particularly for students with disabilities who need extra reinforcement. Assignments cannot be completed, …
Continue ReadingSpecial Ed: Writing Five-Paragraph Essay Conclusions with Struggling Writers
Writing a five-paragraph essay conclusion can often be the hardest part of the five-paragraph essay. Some special education teacher challenges you …
Continue ReadingSample Five-Paragraph Essays and Four Places to Find Them
One of the best ways to teach your struggling writers how to write five-paragraph essays is by providing sample five-paragraph essays. Build your …
Continue ReadingModified Lesson Plan for a Five-Paragraph Essay Introduction Paragraph
If you teach special education students, then you will be helping them write five-paragraph essay introduction paragraphs. Here are some teacher …
Continue ReadingFive Tips on Helping Students with Special Needs Deal with Stress: Active Teaching Strategies
Let’s face it, stress is everywhere. However, students with special needs may experience an increased amount of stress due to academic and …
Continue ReadingA Modified Lesson Plan on Details in Reading for Special Education Students
Details, details, details…ah, the details can make a conversation or piece of writing interesting or something to avoid. Helping students with …
Continue ReadingHelping Special Needs Students Build a Mini-Vocabulary: A Modified Lesson Plan for Teachers
Having an extensive vocabulary creates a rich toolkit of usable words for any student. In special education classrooms, showing students with special …
Continue ReadingTaking the Art of Inference into the Special Education Classroom: A Modified Lesson on Inference
We all make inferences in our conversations and in our writing. In the classroom, teachers can teach students with special needs how to create further …
Continue ReadingComparing Units of Measurement: Modified Lesson Plan for a Simple Mathematics Activity
Teaching students with special needs the concepts of weights can be as simple as comparing units of measure for typical items in the classroom, around …
Continue ReadingUse Poetry to Brainstorm Holiday Ideas With Your Special Needs Students: 6 Activities
Creating holiday poetry activities can give students with special needs a sense of real power and beauty with words that can be shaped into poems that …
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