Identifying Visual Perceptual Problems in Your Students: How Teachers Can Help With Visual Problems
The child who draws right at the bottom of the page… The one who always skips lines when reading… The child who can’t catch a …
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The Unmet Emotional Needs of Gifted Learners: Exceptional Children Need Emotional Nurturing
A gifted child is still a child. Although their learning comprehension may exceed their age, the emotional needs of the child may not. Read on to …
Continue ReadingVisual Perception Problems in Children- Identification and Assessment
The eyes are more than just the window to the soul, they are also an integral part of our ability to function well in the classroom, at home and in …
Continue ReadingWorld Culture Lesson Plans: Australian Aboriginal Culture for Special Needs Learners Reading Chapter Books
“Bush Secrets” is a great start for special needs learners wanting to learn about Australian Aboriginal Culture. It gives teachers a neat …
Continue ReadingABA Therapy Activities to do with Autistic Preschoolers from Home
Parents of preschoolers with Autism know how important it is to include ABA therapy in a child’s treatment program. A behavioral therapist can help …
Continue ReadingEnhancing Speech Therapy Goals for Autistic Preschoolers at Home
One of the biggest areas of concern with Autistic preschoolers is speech and language development. Speech therapy may be necessary. You can reinforce …
Continue ReadingOccupational Therapy Games: Develop Fine Motor Skills of Autistic Preschoolers from Home
Occupational Therapy sessions are important for Autistic preschoolers. The Occupational Therapist will work with a child to develop fine motor skills. …
Continue ReadingSupplement Your Autistic Preschooler's Physical Therapy With Structured Home Play Activities
Autistic preschoolers commonly need Physical Therapy exercises to improve physical abilities such as balance, gait, and large motor skills. While the …
Continue ReadingIdentifying Echolalia and Palilalia Speech Patterns in Children
Echolalia and palilalia are two disordered speech patterns that are common in children with autism and Asperger’s syndrome. These verbal …
Continue ReadingHelping Hearing-Impaired Students in Physical Education
In Physical Education class, it is vital to consider the needs of children with a hearing impairment. Your direct teaching, demonstrations and safety …
Continue ReadingHow to Use Children's Free Audio Books For Struggling Readers
Struggling readers can benefit from the use of children’s audio books. They can help with comprehension, fluency, and overall attitude toward …
Continue ReadingSocial Factors Contributing to Gifted Students' Dropout Rate
Why do gifted students fall behind and eventually quit school? Several studies have shown that there are social factors that compel gifted and …
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