Tactile Books for Vision Impaired Students - A Great Shared Activity
Tactile books are a great tool for teaching students with vision impairment. They are also great for an integrated activity to teach mainstream kids …
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Inclusion Strategies for Mainstreamed Classrooms
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How to Use Free Readers' Theater Scripts to Help Struggling Readers
In your elementary remedial reading class, you can use readers’ theater to help your struggling readers. Reader’s theater can improve …
Continue ReadingAuditory Processing Disorder: Creating Learning Opportunities for Students With Dyslexia
Auditory processing disorder is extremely frustrating for those who have it. There are easy changes you can make in your classroom that can help …
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Special Education Goal Setting Strategies
Goal setting in special education is a precise process that brings immeasurable progress. Use this article to learn how to set goals in your classroom …
Continue ReadingEcho Reading Activities for Helping Struggling Readers
Echo reading is a reading strategy that will help struggling readers with fluency, reading orally, new vocabulary, and comprehension. For echo …
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The Teacher's Aide: A Career Helping Special Education Students in Mainstream Classrooms
Meeting special education students’ needs in mainstream classrooms should not be an issue in the United States if sufficiently trained teacher’s …
Continue ReadingTeaching Tips on Collaborative Learning in Inclusive Classrooms
Collaborative learning is known to have positive effects on students - with or without special needs. This article covers some useful tips for …
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Picture Dictionary to Build Sight Vocabulary in Special Education
A picture dictionary is a vital learning tool for any special education or mainstream class teacher. This version by ERA publications has great …
Continue ReadingResearch in Special Education: Using Qualitative Methods
The continued growth of any field of knowledge is sustained by research. But research in special education is beyond knowledge expansion. Qualitative …
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Teamwork Activities in Special Education - An Easy Art Activity
This easy art activity ticks all the right boxes…easy to set up, simple equipment, able to meet individual goals easily, builds teamwork …
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