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College Programs for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: What CTPs Offer
Education > Higher Education

College Programs for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: What CTPs Offer

By Noah Bennett
...and work-study funding. If you're a parent or educator exploring post-secondary options for a student...years, that combines academic coursework, career training, and independent living instruction. Students...prerequisites. It's on building practical knowledge. Career training often takes the form of internships, on-campus...
Choosing a Dyslexia Reading Program: What Parents Should Know About Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Barton
Special Needs > Dyslexia

Choosing a Dyslexia Reading Program: What Parents Should Know About Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, and Barton

By Leslie Turner
...diverge is in delivery: who teaches it, how structured the lessons are, what training is required, and what the family's time and financial commitment looks...It is a teaching methodology developed by neurologist Samuel Orton and educator...
The Government Isn't Spending the $93 Million Congress Mandated for Special Education Research. Here's What Families Should Do Now.
Education > Special Education

The Government Isn't Spending the $93 Million Congress Mandated for Special Education Research. Here's What Families Should Do Now.

By Ms. Charlotte Perkins
...students with disabilities, teacher training grant programs, and the research...effective interventions, teacher training pipelines thin out, and the evidence...intellectual disabilities. Teacher training programs that prepare educators to...Teacher training programs that prepare educators to implement evidence-based practices....
The Complete Guide to IEP Advocacy: How to Prepare, What to Say, and When to Push Back
Global Insights > Advocacy

The Complete Guide to IEP Advocacy: How to Prepare, What to Say, and When to Push Back

By Benjamin Thompson
...right to participate as equal members of the IEP team. That means more than sitting at the table. It means your input carries the same weight as any educator's input, and the team must consider your concerns before finalizing the plan. You have the right to: Request an IEP meeting at any time, not just...
Teaming Up with Your Child’s Teachers
Parenting > School Years

Teaming Up with Your Child’s Teachers

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...depends upon the spirit with which the parent greets the teacher. As an educator and administrator, I love to tell our parents that "every child has special...tell our parents that "every child has special needs." It's our job as educators to know the special needs and to do our professional best to meet these...
Vista Inspires Autism Community
News > Advocacy

Vista Inspires Autism Community

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...year in particular, the conference served to showcase Miracle Theatre, part of the Vista Inspire Program. Headed by Elaine Hall, a renowned autism educator and children's acting coach, Miracle Theatre is a place for children with all forms of autism to socialize and put on shows. "When you see a show,...
A Day in the Life of a Special Ed Teacher
Education > K-12

A Day in the Life of a Special Ed Teacher

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...oversimplify the job of the special educator, so let's take a moment and look at...Plans Based on an IEP A Special educator may have any number of students on...caseload of 10 students, the special educator may need to write 10 individual lesson...individual lesson plans, while the regular educator can write one lesson plan for an entire...
Special Needs Children
Special Needs > General Special Needs

Special Needs Children

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
If you're either the parent or educator of special needs children, you know just how difficult it can be to find...websites catering to special needs children are formatted with the parent or educator in mind. As a result, the information they list can be too hard and time...
States Are Putting Cameras in Special Education Classrooms. Advocates Have Questions. Here's What Families Need to Know.
News > Education

States Are Putting Cameras in Special Education Classrooms. Advocates Have Questions. Here's What Families Need to Know.

By Diana Foster
...policy and advocacy at the National Center for Learning Disabilities, told EdSurge that camera laws often emerge after "something happened where an educator probably felt overwhelmed, or didn't quite know what to do in a situation." Michael Brogioli, executive director of TASH, an international disability...
School Accommodations for Children with Multiple Sclerosis
Special Needs > Multiple Sclerosis

School Accommodations for Children with Multiple Sclerosis

By Ms. Amelia Peterson
...motivation. Getting the right accommodations in place starts with understanding why that gap exists. Why MS Symptoms Often Go Unsupported in Schools. Most educators have never encountered pediatric MS. The condition affects roughly 3 to 5 percent of all MS diagnoses, and many schools go years without a single...
Communication Options for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children: A Family Decision Guide
Special Needs > Hearing Impairments

Communication Options for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children: A Family Decision Guide

By Nora Bloom
...you'll work with, and often the community you'll become part of. That's why the decision feels big, because it is. But here's what audiologists and educators don't always say: many families adjust their approach as their child grows....
Dyscalculia Tutoring: Evidence-Based Strategies for the Overlooked Math Learning Disability
Education > Tutoring

Dyscalculia Tutoring: Evidence-Based Strategies for the Overlooked Math Learning Disability

By Julia Rivera
...math learning disability as neurologically grounded as dyslexia. Yet it receives a fraction of the attention, funding, and parent awareness. Many educators attribute symptoms to laziness, anxiety, or being "not a math person" rather than recognizing a diagnosable learning difference that responds to targeted...

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