Special Education Materials for Teachers - Lesson Plans, Reading, and More. Special Education Reading Comprehension Weekly Themes Sep 8 - Stories with a Twist (hi/lo) Sep 9 - The Golden State (hi/lo) Sep 10 - To Sew or Not To Sew (hi/lo) Sep 13 - Snap,Crackle, Pop and More (hi/lo) Sep 15 - Keiro no Hi (hi/lo) Sep 16 - Parents of Curious George (hi/lo) Sep 17 - Enchanted (hi/lo) Sep 19 - Give Peace a Chance (hi/lo) Sep 20 - Around the World (hi/lo) Sep 22 - One Scoop or Two?
(hi/lo) More Weekly Materials Special Education Word Search Maker Personalizable Reading Reluctant Reader Books Book Units My Name is Brian (Grades 4-6) Crazy Lady! Daily Life Skills Practice Pages Special Education Word Walls Basic Things Theme Units View all of the Basic Things Theme Units Random Basic Things Theme Units: High School (9-12) Special Education Lessonplans, homework, quizzes. Special Education Guide. Advice for Teachers. Page 1 of 2 It is inevitable that you will have the opportunity (and pleasure) of working with special needs students in your classroom.
You may need to make accommodations for some and modifications for others. Providing for the needs of special education students will certainly be one of your greatest challenges as a professional educator. Consider these tips and strategies. Jabberwocky When working with special needs students, two terms you are sure to encounter are accommodation and modification. Students with Learning Disabilities Learning disabled students are those who demonstrate a significant discrepancy, which is not the result of some other handicap, between academic achievement and intellectual abilities in one or more of the areas of oral expression, listening comprehension, written expression, basic reading skills, reading comprehension, mathematical calculation, mathematics reasoning, or spelling.
Has poor auditory memory—both short term and long term. It's Elementary. Teaching Materials. Number of Items Returned - 99 Audience: Middle School (6-8), High School (9-12) Topic Details: Current Issues Teaching Strategy: Controversial Issues, Discussion/Deliberation, Problem-Based Learning, Questioning Strategies US Constitution: Preamble, Bill of Rights (Amendments I-X), 14th Amendment Audience: High School (9-12) Congress/Legislative Branch, Presidency/Executive Branch, Supreme Court/Judicial Branch Cooperative Learning/Small Group Work, Simulation/Role Play Article II Citizenship, Rights and Responsibilities Brainstorming, Discussion/Deliberation Preamble, Bill of Rights (Amendments I-X) Audience: Middle School (6-8) Civil Rights, Religious Freedom, Rule of Law Case Study, Cooperative Learning/Small Group Work, Discussion/Deliberation Bill of Rights (Amendments I-X), 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, 3rd Amendment, 4th Amendment, 5th Amendment, 6th Amendment, 7th Amendment, 8th Amendment, 9th Amendment, 10th Amendment.
