Strategies for Teaching New Vocabulary to Students With Learning Disabilities
Learning new vocabulary is essential in increasing reading fluency and understanding material. Vocabulary skills can be difficult, though, for …
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Inclusion Strategies for Mainstreamed Classrooms
Showing guides and explainers filed under Inclusion Strategies for Mainstreamed Classrooms.
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Accommodations and Teaching Strategies for Traumatic Brain Injury: Information You Need to Know
Traumatic brain injury can affect a student’s physical, psychological, and cognitive abilities. Depending on the degree of injury, a child can …
Continue ReadingTeaching Writing to Developmentally Delayed Students
If you’re a teacher with a classroom full of students with various ability levels, pretty much every classroom, then you’ll want to check …
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All About Situated Learning: Examples of Situated Learning for Use in the CLassroom
There are many methods in which special needs students could be taught daily living skills, one of which is through situated learning. Not just a …
Continue ReadingCreating a Modified Lesson Plan to Help Students Preview and Predict in Reading
When students with special needs have reading deficiencies that aren’t addressed and yet are asked to participate in a mainstream reading lesson …
Continue ReadingIdeas for Teaching Special Ed Children Who Are Learning English as a Second Language
Learning English as a second language can be a challenge for any child, but kids often prove to be willing learners when given the right lessons and …
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Public Speaking Used as an Educational Tool for Students With Special Needs
Learning to communicate with confidence is a challenge for many students. But for students with a communication disabilities such as Asperger’s …
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Strategies For Teaching Kids About Disabilities And The Importance Of Inclusion
As more children with disabilities are being educated in general classrooms, the need to familiarize teachers and other students with information …
Continue ReadingHomework Planners for Students in Special Education: Building Organizational and Time Management Skills
Homework is an essential part of education, particularly for students with disabilities who need extra reinforcement. Assignments cannot be completed, …
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Special Ed: Writing Five-Paragraph Essay Conclusions with Struggling Writers
Writing a five-paragraph essay conclusion can often be the hardest part of the five-paragraph essay. Some special education teacher challenges you …
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