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Exceptional learners often need different teaching strategies than mainstream students. Reading strategies are successful when they allow you to …
Continue ReadingExceptional learners often need different teaching strategies than mainstream students. Reading strategies are successful when they allow you to …
Continue ReadingLooking for resources on math interventions for Special Education? Find out more about making math realistic and practical for children with special …
Continue ReadingInteractive approaches are the primary focus for these classroom activities that get students moving. Get the body moving, keep the mind …
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Continue ReadingThe advantages of inclusion in middle school classrooms can be examined from both a social and an academic perspective. Teachers that apply inclusion …
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Continue ReadingLooking for some early childhood activities for infants and toddlers with Down syndrome? These activities will help children with Down syndrome pick …
Continue ReadingSince the revision of IDEA, mainstreaming special ed students has become the norm rather than the exception. Read on for information about how …
Continue ReadingTask analysis is one of the most effective ways to teach elementary, secondary, and even college students to thoroughly complete an assignment and …
Continue ReadingYou can use a task analysis to teach students with developmental disabilities (e.g., autism) to complete a given task. These four steps in writing a …
Continue ReadingDon’t know where to buy special education art supplies? They’re available in most craft and teaching supply stores. This article provides …
Continue ReadingTeaching remedial reading can be a repetitive process, which can be frustrating for both the student and the teacher. Luckily, there are many …
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