The Writing Phase for Students who Struggle with Writing: Teaching Style
The writing phase is the most crucial part of the writing process. Here students will need to be taught the science of writing in order to really get …
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Teaching the Writing Process to Students with Special Needs
Students who struggle with writing need patience and persistence, but they can develop their skills with practice. This series goes through the five …
Continue ReadingTurning Point Student Response Systems: Making it Click for Students with Disabilities
Teaching students with disabilities requires a lot of creative thinking among other things. If you are like a lot of teachers, balancing a mixture of …
Continue ReadingImprove Students Word Processing Speed with Activities: For Students with Diverse Learning Needs
Meeting IEP standards and objectives can be a daunting task. Creating complete lesson plans that focus on improving student performance in a variety …
Continue ReadingTeaching Sight Words to Students with Diverse Learning Needs: 5 Plan Unit
It can be time consuming to come up with comprehensive lesson plans for a class with diverse learning disabilities. Let us do the work for you with …
Continue ReadingTeaching Students to Integrate, Organize & Memorize Sight Words: Lesson for Students with Diverse Needs
With a little bit of planning, you can turn an average lesson unit into a holistic unit that integrates many developmental skills for a class with …
Continue ReadingTeaching Written Expression of Sight Words to Students with Diverse Learning Needs
Many learning disabilities are characterized by difficulties with production of material learned. Check out this lesson plan that guides students …
Continue ReadingUsing Sight Words in Verbal Expression: Lesson for Students with Diverse Needs
Production of learned material is fundamental to student achievement. Use this plan to close out your comprehensive sight word unit!
Continue ReadingLearn How the Brain Gym Technique Works & How to Incorporate Movement Into Your Classroom
Can moving while you learn allow you to better grasp concepts and learn more quickly? The theory behind Grain Gym says movement stimulates brain cells …
Continue ReadingTeaching Children With Down Syndrome: Articles and Tips for Teachers
Special education teachers may have a student with Down syndrome in their classroom. Find out here how Down Syndrome may affect a child’s academic …
Continue ReadingCreative and Fun Art Projects for Students with Special Needs
Often times special eduction students are eager to show their emotions through their creative side. Discover fun engaging art lessons that will help …
Continue ReadingA Teacher’s Guide to Assistive Technologies in the Classroom
Teachers who work with students who have special needs may find that their students benefit from assistive devices. These Bright Hub articles can …
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