Improving Deaf Students' Self Image: A Good Activity to Use
Activities for self image for deaf student classrooms aren’t at all difficult to do. Taking the time to do these activities can help your …
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Special Ed Information for Teachers & Parents
Showing guides and explainers filed under Special Ed Information for Teachers & Parents.
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Cognitive Therapy and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in the Classroom
So you’ve heard about cognitive therapy and obsessive compulsive disorder, but you’re not sure how to apply it to the classroom. Read on …
Continue ReadingDo You Have a Child With Autism? Pre-K IEP Goals for Educators and Parents
Early intervention has been proven to provide the best outcome for children with autism. For this reason, pre-K programs are extremely important. IEP …
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The Importance of Music Education For Special Needs Children
Watch the special needs child have fun and meet new goals through music education. By using these simple but proven techniques shared by music …
Continue ReadingAddressing the Drop Out Rates of Special Education Students
Do students with special needs drop out of high school more often than regular education students? If so, what can we do to help prevent it? Read on …
Continue ReadingTeaching Strategies for Student with Chronic Renal Failure
Looking for some teaching strategies for student with chronic renal failure? Here are some ideas, tips and strategies to help you support the child in …
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Assessing Exceptionality in Children: Gifted and Talented Students
How is exceptionality in children determined? What programs are available for children who are gifted? Most parents and some teachers of exceptional …
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Social Skills Lesson Plans for Students with Autism
For autistic students, developing social skills is an important part of their education and daily life. Learn how to plan.
Continue ReadingStuttering Exercises For Children for at Home or in the Classroom
Want to know more about therapy for Stuttering? Here are a collection of stuttering exercises for children that can be used by parents or teachers.
Continue ReadingHow to Help Decrease or Eliminate Early Childhood Stuttering in your Class
The onset of stuttering typically appears when a child is between two and five years old. Early intervention makes the difference in whether early …
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