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Students with emotional disturbances can be difficult to teach. Even for the most experienced educators, these children can cause extreme stress due …
Continue ReadingTeaching 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 ReadingAs more children with disabilities learn in general education classes, additional educational staff is needed. An inclusion specialist has many roles …
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Schools that promote academic and social inclusion give all students the ability to reach their highest potential. Inclusive classrooms have teachers …
Continue ReadingGarner the same benefits from interactive whiteboard technology as your general education counterparts while teaching special education. SMART Board …
Continue ReadingSocial inclusion is as important for students with multi handicaps as academics. Yet, sometimes the educational setting can limit the opportunities …
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A century ago, most students with disabilities were uneducated. When they began receiving education, they attended separate schools and learned in …
Continue ReadingWhat is reverse inclusion? It’s a rarely used technique that can help special education students and their regular education peers to interact …
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Trauma is a serious issue that can impact how a child learns. Learn how to identify the effects of emotional trauma on the brain and learning, and how …
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Mainstreaming and inclusion can seem very similar to each other, and are in fact often used interchangeably. Surprisingly, there are some major …
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