Liability Issues for Noncompliance of IDEA
IDEA 1997 has been the legal mandate of educational requirements for students with disabilities for over a decade, yet there are still school …
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Special Ed Information for Teachers & Parents
Showing guides and explainers filed under Special Ed Information for Teachers & Parents.
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Preparing your Inclusion Classroom: Management Strategies to Include Students with Special Needs
Teachers must implement a diversity of classroom management strategies to insure that the classroom provides a least restrictive learning environment …
Continue ReadingHelp Hearing Impaired Students in the Classroom Succeed
Provide assistive accommodations to address the hearing impairment issue, teachers can minimize student distractions and off-task behavior in the …
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Educating Gifting Students: How To Teach Gifted Students Using Multiple Intelligences
In your gifted classroom, you may have students that are gifted in one or more of the multiple intelligences. When educating gifted students, you may …
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Two Easily Adaptable Art Projects for Special Needs Students
Art projects can advance the creative expression of all students, but it can be tough to find some that are easily adaptable for kids with special …
Continue ReadingAge Eligibility and Student Coverage under IDEA
So who’s covered under IDEA anyway? What is the age eligibility requirement for IDEA coverage? There are many questions regarding the age of …
Continue ReadingAutism Spectrum Disorders and Differentiated Instruction
Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders can be extremely gifted and extremely deficient in academic and behavioral abilities. Autistic student’s …
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Twice Exceptional Students: Helping Gifted Yet Disabled Children Realize Their Potential
Twice exceptional students are those who have been classified by the school system as being both gifted and disabled. These students require …
Continue Reading5 Tips for Success With Students Who Have Intellectual Disabilities
Children come in all shapes and sizes. Their personalities, needs, and learning styles all vary. Students with disabilities have a variety of …
Continue ReadingHelping ADHD Children Succeed in School: Making Learning Meaningful
It is common to look at your students with ADHD and feel proud of the accommodations you have made and the teaching techniques you are using but still …
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