Teaching Creativity in the Classroom for the Gifted
Creativity is an important aspect of learning, especially for gifted students. Teaching creativity in the classroom for the gifted doesn’t need to be …
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Special Ed Information for Teachers & Parents
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SMARTBoards in Special Education Classrooms
Special Education teachers are constantly looking for ideas to engage and improve learning in students with diverse needs and abilities. SMARTBoards …
Continue ReadingTeacher Projects to Make Reading Activities More Engaging for Gifted and Talented Children
If you teach reading to high-achieving students, you’ve probably considered giving them gifted and talented projects in reading class. These projects …
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Why Do We Need Gifted Education?
Why do we need gifted education? This question has resonated in the minds of many educators and policy-makers since the era of No Child Left Behind …
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How to Adapt Activities to Promote Fine-Motor Skills for Children With Multiple Handicaps
Educators and parents can help children with severe to profound multiple disabilities improve hand function with environmental and activity …
Continue ReadingStrategies for Helping Children With Developmental Disabilities and Visual Impairments
Children with developmental disabilities are at higher risk for visual impairments that impact learning. Early evaluation and therapeutic …
Continue ReadingTeaching Media Literacy to Special Needs Students
Should you be teaching media literacy in a special education setting? This article tells you the basics about media literacy and technology in the …
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Does My Child Have Hyperlexia? Identifying the Symptoms of Hyperlexia
Children with hyperlexia seem to be contradictions: precocious decoders who cannot comprehend what they read. Understanding the symptoms of hyperlexia …
Continue ReadingFun Art Lessons for Autistic Students
Art lessons for autistic students can be more than just a fun activity. In fact, autistic students can learn a lot through art – how to use their …
Continue ReadingMeeting the Teaching Challenges: Your Student With Mild Osteogenesis Imperfecta
This article prepares you for some of the teaching challenges involved when you have a student diagnosed with mild osteogenesis imperfecta (OI). Learn …
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