Teaching Life Skills to People with Intellectual Disabilities
Looking for some resources on teaching life skills? Here are a collection of techniques that can be used for teaching life skills to people with …
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Using Interactive Classroom Bulletin Boards for Students With Special Needs
Students with learning disabilities such as dyslexia will find the use of interactive classroom bulletin boards a tool that will aid their learning. …
Continue ReadingGifted Education Supplies for the Classroom: Ideas for Teachers
Gifted education teachers can keep their students motivated and eager to learn by storing books, games, puzzles, and other gifted education supplies …
Continue ReadingTeaching Students with Profound Disabilities: Tips and Ideas for A Successful Start in Special Education
This concise guide covers what to expect when teaching students with profound disabilities, plus tips for success like setting realistic IEP goals, …
Continue ReadingThree Great Suggestions for Teaching Shakespeare to Gifted Students
Shakespeare and gifted students fit together like a glove. Students enjoy exploring the suspense, romance, mystery, fantasy and action found in …
Continue ReadingTransition for Students with Special Needs After Graduation: Preparing the IEP
Transition for students with special needs means preparing them for life after high school. When thinking about transition for students with learning …
Continue ReadingUsing a Functional Behavior Assessment in the Classroom
Do you have a student in your classroom that exhibits a behavior that you would really like to change? Then, you may be interested in completing a …
Continue ReadingYour Job as Part of the IEP Team: Tips for Mainstreaming Students With Disabilities
Mainstreaming students with disabilities can be successful if the proper parts have been put into place. Would you like to know how to successfully …
Continue ReadingTips on Making Accommodations to School Tests for Students with Disabilities
Testing students with special needs is a little different than giving tests to regular education students. Read on to learn more about what you can do …
Continue ReadingClassroom Strategies To Help Children With Dyspraxia or Sensory Integration Problems
Constant tripping over? Bumping into objects that other people manage to walk around? Struggling with basic gross motor skills and fundamental …
Continue ReadingTips for Teachers on Helping the Selective Mute Student
Children with selective mutism have the inability to speak in social settings due to severe anxiety. School, with the many expectations to interact …
Continue Reading4 Classroom Strategies for Oppositional Defiant Disorder Teaching
If you are a teacher with a student who has ODD, you may be wondering how to deal with the student effectively using classroom strategies. …
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