Teaching Strategies for Hearing Impaired Students
If you need information about how to teach hearing impaired students, you’ve come to the right place. Providing classroom adaptations and …
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Serious Emotional Disturbance and Inclusion: Information for Parents and Educators
Students with emotional disturbances can be difficult to teach. Even for the most experienced educators, these children can cause extreme stress due …
Continue ReadingTeaching Daily Life Skills to Students With Special Needs: Overview & Example
Teaching life skills can cover a whole range of areas, so where do we start? This article provides some examples of the daily life skills you’ll …
Continue ReadingTeaching Students With Traumatic Brain Injury and Memory Loss
When a person experiences an injury to the head, she may sustain damage to her brain, called traumatic brain injury. Learn how traumatic brain injury …
Continue ReadingThe Roles & Duties of an Inclusion Specialist in Special Education
As more children with disabilities learn in general education classes, additional educational staff is needed. An inclusion specialist has many roles …
Continue ReadingOnline Advocacy for Students With Traumatic Brain Injury
Help for families impacted by traumatic brain injuries is closer than ever, thanks to online resources. Knowledge enhances access to a variety of …
Continue ReadingAcademic and Social Inclusion: Tips for Educators
Schools that promote academic and social inclusion give all students the ability to reach their highest potential. Inclusive classrooms have teachers …
Continue ReadingADHD Testing Using The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children
When assessing for ADHD, a clinician may use a test that gauges the child’s abilities, such as the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children. …
Continue ReadingUsing SMART Boards for Math Lessons in the Special Education Classroom
Garner the same benefits from interactive whiteboard technology as your general education counterparts while teaching special education. SMART Board …
Continue ReadingHelp for Homework Issues in Children on the Austism Spectrum
Managing the twin concerns of behavior and learning for children on the autism spectrum can be a challenge for teachers and parents Homework struggles …
Continue ReadingThree Social Inclusion Opportunities for Multi Handicapped Students
Social inclusion is as important for students with multi handicaps as academics. Yet, sometimes the educational setting can limit the opportunities …
Continue ReadingA History of Improvement and Inclusion in Special Education
A century ago, most students with disabilities were uneducated. When they began receiving education, they attended separate schools and learned in …
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