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Having students write a television review on their favorite program would get an entire classroom engaged in the learning objective. Let’s face …
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There are plenty of online games, but for children with autism some of them are frustrating in their complexity. Read on for a few resources that …
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The new school year is about to start and as a new teacher you are searching for a few tools and tips to help students with special needs in your …
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This simple art lesson plan for teaching an introduction to blending paints and colors in art has been modified to cater for students with limited …
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Focusing on the task at hand may be difficult for students with ADHD, ADD and Hyperactivity in mainstream classrooms. Using a storyboard to help …
Continue ReadingWriting is hard. For some students with special needs, writing a sentence can be an all day task. When special education students are mainstreamed …
Continue ReadingThis article gives you some insight into the man behind the dots - all those tiny rows of dots arranged in intricate patterns that make text …
Continue ReadingGifted students often get bored in regular classrooms. Giving them more challenging activities can keep them motivated and focused on learning. By …
Continue ReadingTeaching children with ADHD ways to focus will help them in and out of the classroom. It can help improve their grades and boost their self esteem. …
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How do you support a child who is experiencing significant stress in his life and finds himself struggling to cope? What coping skills activities can …
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