Research in Special Education: Using Qualitative Methods
The continued growth of any field of knowledge is sustained by research. But research in special education is beyond knowledge expansion. Qualitative …
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Teamwork Activities in Special Education - An Easy Art Activity
This easy art activity ticks all the right boxes…easy to set up, simple equipment, able to meet individual goals easily, builds teamwork …
Continue ReadingTips on Creating Lesson Modifications and Accommodations for Students with Special Needs
To enhance reading, math, writing and behavioral skills, students with special needs may sometimes need lesson modifications and accommodations. A …
Continue ReadingStrategies for Teaching Children with Down Syndrome in the Classroom and at Home
Children with Down Syndrome will need special accommodations and curriculum modifications in the classroom. By incorporating their IEP expectations …
Continue ReadingTips on How to Successfully Accommodate Special Students in an Inclusional Classroom
The IDEA encourages the inclusion of special students in regular classrooms, with their special needs being met by various modifications and …
Continue ReadingMainstreaming Tips: Teaching Students With Physical Disabilities in PE
Students with physical disabilities want to participate in PE with their classmates. It is possible with creativity and attention to the …
Continue ReadingImproving Reading Fluency During Daily Reading Instruction
As a reading teacher or classroom teacher, you may have students who struggle with reading fluency. These students comprehend what they are reading …
Continue ReadingClassroom Management Strategies for Special Education Students
In creating effective classroom management strategies for special education students, it is important to remember that a one size behavioral …
Continue ReadingHow to Teach Writing with Title I Reading Instruction for Students with Dyslexia
If you are a Title I Reading teacher, you are probably aware that many of your struggling readers need both writing and reading instruction. Often, a …
Continue ReadingFour Tips for Teaching Special Needs Children in the Mainstream Classroom
If you’re teaching children with special needs in an inclusion setting you’ll need to modify some of your teaching strategies. It really …
Continue ReadingClassroom Technology: Inexpensive Promethean Board Solutions and a Promethean Alternative
This article explains how to use pre-existing software in Windows XP to take your class to the next level. Check out this cost saving solution while …
Continue ReadingImproving Active Listening Skills for Students in Special Education
Maximizing active listening skills for students in your Special Education classroom can lead to an open line of communication that cannot be …
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