Inclusive Teaching Strategies for Students With Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy is a condition that can result in various physical challenges. Teachers who have students in their classrooms with CP should read …
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Special Ed Information for Teachers & Parents
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Increasing Reading Using KWL Strategies for Students with Autism
Reading can be difficult for any student with reading deficiencies. For students with autism, poor comprehension skills and language delays, along …
Continue ReadingProprioception Exercises as Sensory Diet for Children in Montessori
More children who attend Montessori schools are being diagnosed with “Sensory Processing Disorder.” Montessori educators are concerned …
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Students with ADHD: How These Ideas Using Story Boards Can Help
Story boards have lots of great uses, but are you getting the most out of yours? Read the tips below to maximize your story board use. From academic …
Continue ReadingAmerican Sign Language: A Look at ASL Poetry
Like poetry in other languages, ASL poetry makes a creative use of language, sign language in this case. It is a visual poetry, using hand movements …
Continue ReadingMusic Activities For Children With Special Needs
Making music is fun, and most kids learn much from music. Creative expression and the ability to communicate in a language that involves sound and …
Continue ReadingSteps for Teaching Students with ADHD Classroom Rules
Looking for a way to introduce the rules for the year in the hopes of avoiding confusion? These back to school activities offer a great way to avoid …
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Hearing Impairment: Teaching Strategies for an Inclusive Classroom
Students who have a hearing loss can greatly benefit from inclusion. When teachers understand the educational and social impacts of hearing …
Continue ReadingHow the Title One Program Benefits Students with Reading Difficulties
If your school has qualified for a Title I Program, students who are reading below grade level may receive additional support through a Title I …
Continue ReadingHelping Kids with Aspergers Make Friends
Making friends isn’t easy for kids with Asperger’s Disorder. Building a network of friends can be a very difficult process for them. There …
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