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Seeking information regarding summertime safety for your child with special needs? Find valuable advice on travel, water safety, heat/hydration …
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It’s a paradox — children with autism may have incredible abilities to draw accurate scenes from memory. However, drawing skills with autistic …
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A student’s IEP is often their lifeline to academic, social, and emotional success. Incorporating assistive technology into this plan helps to …
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The coming of warm weather brings opportunities for outdoor gross motor activities, use of messy tactile media such as sand or paint and summer arts …
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SBST (School Based Support Team) should be the first line of defense for a special education student; this article explores the basic concept, …
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Children with autism have specific sensory issues, that need to be addressed in order to help them learn. Here’s how you can create sensory …
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How do you know if a student is meeting his or her IEP goals? Charting progress can be tricky if you aren’t keeping data. Find ideas for simple …
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Sometimes a teacher can feel overwhelmed with keeping students engaged and excited about learning. After all, gifted students have so much to offer, …
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IEP goals in written expression should include individual goals in various areas including content, fluency and focus. The following sample goals for …
Continue ReadingTurning data into measurable objectives and goals can be a difficult task. Learn about gathering information for IEP goals and find sample objectives …
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