Simple Games for Special Needs Children in the Inclusive Classroom
Games are a very important part of an inclusive classroom. Here are some ideas for non-competitive games for special needs children. Also read about …
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Differentiation in Relationship
Were you ever a teacher’s pet? Did you ever feel that you were treated differently than other students. Teacher’s use differentiation in …
Continue ReadingCreating a Learning Environment for Students with Severe Disabilities
Creating a learning environment for students with severe disabilities is just as important as actually teaching the task. Changes and adaptations to …
Continue ReadingEmotional Behavioral Disability: How to Cope with a Proactive Approach
Behavioral and emotional disabilities present predictable challenges. Heightened awareness and acknowledgment of triggers will allow for the …
Continue ReadingMusic Therapy in the Special Ed Classroom: A Guide for Teachers
Music can be a wonderful medium for healing and therapy in children with special needs. It entertains, soothes and delights. Get started with these …
Continue ReadingWhat Are the Politically Correct Terms For Students With Disabilities?
In today’s inclusive classrooms, understanding and using politically correct terms for students with disabilities makes a difference. Bullying, …
Continue ReadingIndependent Living Skills Activities and Lessons For Students With Disabilities
It is very important to teach independent living skills to children with disabilities. Starting early in life helps them to be motivated to do all …
Continue ReadingBasic Info on Assistive Technology Equipment for the Student with Special Needs
This article provides an overview of the categories of assistive technology, information on augmentative communication devices and how to choose the …
Continue ReadingCriterion Referenced Tests and the Special Education Student
Criterion referenced tests are tests where a student’s performance is compared to a pre-specified standard instead of to other pupils’ …
Continue ReadingEssential Life Skills For Students With Disabilities: Course Description And Teaching Methods
Students with disabilities who are preparing to graduate from school can benefit from taking life skills courses. Through learning essential skills …
Continue ReadingHow to Handle Students with Special Needs with Aggressive Behaviors
Aggressive behaviors are often communicative tools with covert messages that need to be addressed in order to alleviate aggression. Whether in the …
Continue ReadingReading Strategies for Special Education: Improving Reading Comprehension and Fluency
Students with reading disabilities often feel frustrated when they have difficulty understanding, making learning difficult. Luckily there are many …
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