Teaching Straw Drinking to Children With Oral Dyspraxia
Teaching straw drinking to children with certain disabilities means thinking first about the reasons that a child may struggle with their oral skills …
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Special Ed Information for Teachers & Parents
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Behavioral Outbursts: Intervention Strategies For Special Education Classroom Staff
Teachers who work in the special education classroom can greatly benefit from learning intervention strategies for students with emotional or …
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Create Your Own Grade 3 Mathematics Activites for Talented and Gifted Students on Elapsed Time
There’s no doubt grade 3 mathematics activities for talented and gifted students on elapsed time will look different than what you teach to …
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Down Syndrome Karyotype
People with Down Syndrome, or Trisomy 21, have a karyotype that consists of 47 chromosomes rather that the 46 found in neurotypical humans. A …
Continue ReadingDyslexia Facts
Dyslexia is a language based learning disability which affects one in five school children. Without diagnosis and proper intervention dyslexic …
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Educational Games in Braille for Your Students: Five Fun Choices to Use in the Classroom
Educational games are important in regular and special education classrooms–it helps children learn while engaging them in fun, hassle-free …
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How Parents Can Manage Autism Spectrum and Homework Issues
Kids with autism spectrum disorders frequently have difficulties at homework time. Many times, the autism spectrum and homework issues just …
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How to Find IEP Goals for Special Needs Kids at the Preschool Level
What are the IEP goals for preschool age children? How do preschool teachers develop goals with the intention of bridging the gap? Goals should be …
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Teach the Gifted Students in Your Classroom to Develop Critical Thinking Skills
Teachers can provide opportunities for critical thinking skills for gifted students in the regular classroom or as part of a gifted program. Critical …
Continue ReadingTeaching Writing to Developmentally Disabled Students Using Scribes, Technology, and Co-Writing
Teaching writing to developmentally disabled students may be difficult if the student has a physical disability that is not allowing him to write. He …
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