A Guide for Parents: Language and Developmental Delays
Talking seems as natural as breathing, unless a developmental delay in language arises. Developmental milestones specify that the normal range for …
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Special Ed Information for Teachers & Parents
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Visual Learning Strategies For the Student With Dyslexia
Many students who have dyslexia learn by seeing. Read on to learn some strategies that can work for the visual learner who is affected by dyslexia. …
Continue ReadingConsequences of Neglecting Gifted Education and How to Avoid them
Are you prepared for the severe consequences of neglecting gifted educational tracts in your school? Read about possible pitfalls and get tips on how …
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Effective Teaching Strategies for Students With Intellectual Disabilities
Students with intellectual disabilities can learn math, literacy and science. They just need to be taught in a different way. Here are some effective …
Continue ReadingEnglish Lesson for Students with Specific Learning Disabilities
How can we adapt a lesson on nouns for students with learning disabilities? Read this article for an example.
Continue ReadingThe Physical Boundaries Special Needs Children Should Learn: Activities and Teaching Tips
Special needs children benefit from instruction on maintaining physical boundaries in regard to people and objects. Teachers and aides can help these …
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Learn About the IEP Checklist iPhone App for Teachers and Parents: eLearning Trends
For parents and teachers that regularly participate in the IEP process, there are now applications for the Apple iPhone that assists in the process. …
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Using Assistive Technology in the Classroom: Communication For All Students
Children with speech and language disorders lack the ability to communicate effectively; sometimes they are fully nonverbal. Since communication is …
Continue ReadingEducational Kinesiology or The Brain Gym for Students with Dyslexia: Does it Work?
The Brain Gym is a program using kinesiology to teach. Experts say children, especially those with special needs such as dyslexia, can learn better …
Continue ReadingTeaching Strategies for Students With Developmental Delays: Tips for Teachers
As a teacher, you will need to provide special teaching accommodations to students with a developmental delay. Some instructional strategies that help …
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