Interventions to Use When an Autistic Student Talks to Himself
There may need to be a type of intervention when an autistic student talks to himself. Below are some ideas and things to know when developing such an …
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Sample Functional Behavioral Analysis Helps to Assess Problem Behavior
Behavior is meant to serve a purpose and problem behaviors may have to be understood in this context. Sample functional behavioral analysis can help …
Continue ReadingAn Overview of Childhood Dysarthria
As a special education teacher, you will have students with many kinds of speech disorders. Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder you may encounter …
Continue ReadingHow to Make Your Own Workbox System for Preschoolers With Autism
Want to know more about the workbox system for preschoolers with autism? Here are the steps to start your own system for your autistic students.
Continue ReadingCurriculum Differentiation in Mixed-Ability Classrooms: Tips on Meeting the Needs of All Students
Are you a teacher looking for ideas on how to differentiate instruction in mixed-ability classrooms? In this article, we will suggest ways of meeting …
Continue ReadingSetting Up a High School Resource Room: What You Need to Know
Setting up a high school resource room space is not such a difficult task. Do you know some of the things that you can do to make it a great place? …
Continue ReadingUse a Beeper Management System in Class to Keep the Student with ADHD on Task
Teachers who have students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may find that time management is a problem. One solution is the beeper …
Continue ReadingEducationally Related Support Services: A Guide for Teachers
Do you know all of the educationally related support services that children with special needs can receive? The key is to relate all needed services …
Continue ReadingImproving Deaf Students' Self Image: A Good Activity to Use
Activities for self image for deaf student classrooms aren’t at all difficult to do. Taking the time to do these activities can help your …
Continue ReadingCognitive Therapy and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in the Classroom
So you’ve heard about cognitive therapy and obsessive compulsive disorder, but you’re not sure how to apply it to the classroom. Read on …
Continue ReadingDo You Have a Child With Autism? Pre-K IEP Goals for Educators and Parents
Early intervention has been proven to provide the best outcome for children with autism. For this reason, pre-K programs are extremely important. IEP …
Continue ReadingThe Importance of Music Education For Special Needs Children
Watch the special needs child have fun and meet new goals through music education. By using these simple but proven techniques shared by music …
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