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What U.S. Parents Can Learn from How Other Countries Educate Students with Disabilities
Global Insights > Education

What U.S. Parents Can Learn from How Other Countries Educate Students with Disabilities

By Amelia Scott
...education reveals which parts of the U.S. system are policy choices, not inevitabilities....meetings (smaller class sizes, co-teaching models, sensory-friendly spaces) Nordic...models, sensory-friendly spaces) Nordic systems embed as infrastructure. Parents still...fewer adversarial meetings. When the system assumes variability, individual accommodations...
ADD/HD: Can’t Fix, Not Broken
Special Needs > Attention Deficit Disorders

ADD/HD: Can’t Fix, Not Broken

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...successful. Solutions such as diets, environments, teaching systems, parenting and guidance systems, which...Solutions such as diets, environments, teaching systems, parenting and guidance systems, which if not...environments, teaching systems, parenting and guidance systems, which if not eliminate the need for medications,...
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
...called structured literacy, an evidence-based approach built on explicit, systematic phonics. Rather than expecting a child to absorb letter-sound patterns...Orton-Gillingham is not a packaged curriculum with a box you can order. It is a teaching methodology developed by neurologist Samuel Orton and educator...
Structured Literacy for Dyslexia: A Parent's Complete Guide to Orton-Gillingham and Evidence-Based Reading Programs
Education > Tutoring

Structured Literacy for Dyslexia: A Parent's Complete Guide to Orton-Gillingham and Evidence-Based Reading Programs

By Julia Rivera
...Structured literacy is not a brand name. It's a teaching framework built specifically for how dyslexic brains...that framework, and programs like Wilson Reading System and Barton Reading & Spelling are structured implementations...Means. Structured literacy instruction is explicit, systematic, and cumulative. That means skills are taught...
Homeschooling Your Child with Special Needs: A Complete Guide
Education > Other

Homeschooling Your Child with Special Needs: A Complete Guide

By Liam Fitzgerald
...predictability matter. Scripted or highly sequential programs like the Sonday System (for reading) or Teaching Textbooks (for math) reduce ambiguity and work...Scripted or highly sequential programs like the Sonday System (for reading) or Teaching Textbooks (for math) reduce ambiguity and work well for visual and sequential...
Special Needs App of the Day: ChoiceWorks
Assistive Tech > Apps

Special Needs App of the Day: ChoiceWorks

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...(ADLs) can be a challenge. ChoiceWorks is an excellent learning tool for teaching children about daily routines and completing them. Based on the ChoiceWorks...routines and completing them. Based on the ChoiceWorks Visual Support System, the program teaches skills such as getting ready for bed, going to the...
Successful Transitions: Parenting Strategies
Parenting > School Years

Successful Transitions: Parenting Strategies

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...children with special healthcare needs who are responsible, independent, confident and prepared for the transition/transfer into the adult medical system. Raising Responsible Children All children must make a shift from parental to personal responsibility. All children must learn to make good choices...
Preparing Your Teen to Lead Their Own IEP Meeting
Legal > Advocacy

Preparing Your Teen to Lead Their Own IEP Meeting

By Ethan Parker
...before the meeting. This isn't about teaching your teen to give a presentation....to give a presentation. It's about teaching them to speak up in a system that...about teaching them to speak up in a system that will spend the next decade making...for how they see themselves in every system encounter after. What the Law Requires....
IEP or 504: Which Plan Does Your Child with a Learning Difference Need?
Special Needs > Learning Differences

IEP or 504: Which Plan Does Your Child with a Learning Difference Need?

By Isabella Johnson
...exists because some students need instruction that looks different from what the rest of the class receives: not just more time or a quieter room, but teaching designed specifically for how their brain works. IDEA covers 13 disability categories, including specific learning disabilities like dyslexia, dyscalculia,...
A Parent's Guide to Supporting Your Teen with Special Needs in Their First Relationships
Social Engagement > Dating and Relationships

A Parent's Guide to Supporting Your Teen with Special Needs in Their First Relationships

By Isabella Lewis
...internet had a forum for whatever else came up, and this one rarely does. Teaching consent, managing safety, creating space for social connection while staying...and they need repetition across contexts before they stick. If you start teaching consent when your 15-year-old expresses interest in someone, you're rushing...
Inside Inclusive Classrooms: What Co-Teaching Models Actually Look Like
Global Insights > Education

Inside Inclusive Classrooms: What Co-Teaching Models Actually Look Like

By Amelia Scott
..."general education classroom with co-teaching support." You agreed to it at the...it looks like when it doesn't. Co-teaching isn't one thing. It's six distinct...placement is working. The Six Co-Teaching Models. These models come from educational...child exclusively. This isn't co-teaching; it's an adult assigned to one student...
Braille and Technology: Why Your Child with Visual Impairment Needs Both
Special Needs > Visual Impairments

Braille and Technology: Why Your Child with Visual Impairment Needs Both

By Alice Whitman
You've heard it from one professional: Braille is outdated. Screen readers do everything Braille used to do, and they're faster. Why spend years teaching your child a tactile code when software can read anything aloud? Then you hear the opposite from another: Braille is essential for literacy. Audio...

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