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Using Music to Teach Reading to Kindergarten Students
A common struggle for teachers, of typical and ESE students, is teaching the students to learn how to read with fluency. Kindergarten students especially those...
Creating a Classroom for Diverse Learners
Culturally, racially, ethnically, and linguistically diverse students are the topic of much discussion in education forums, creating many avenues for research of this topic. Current...
Inquiry – Based Learning: Special Education Applications By Jillian F. Swanson
This issue of NASET’s Practical Teacher was written by Jill Swanson of Miami University. Inquiry is a valuable teaching tool for students and can be...
Common Core State Standards – Overview
The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) are an effort by states to define a common core of knowledge and skills that students should develop in K-12 education, regardless...
Supports, Modifications, and Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
For many students with disabilities—and for many without—the key to success in the classroom lies in having appropriate adaptations, accommodations, and modifications made to the...
Enjoying Favorite Books with Struggling Readers: Part 2
Children enjoy books more when they do not have to stop and sound out difficult words. Researchers have found that readers with reading problems are...
Enjoying Favorite Books with Struggling Readers: Part I
Struggling readers are so used to being corrected as they read and sound out words that they come to anticipate the constant interruption to their...
A Proper Fraction Museum
Written by Joanne Caniglia Ph.D. and Scott Courtney Ph.D., this issue of NASET’s Practical Teacher examines financial literacy resources and programs at the K-12 level...
A Review of Financial Literacy Programs for K-12 Students with Intellectual Disabilities: Utilizing the Principles of Universal Design for Learning
Written by Joanne Caniglia Ph.D. and Scott Courtney Ph.D., this issue of NASET’s Practical Teacher examines financial literacy resources and programs at the K-12 level...
Students Who Have Difficulty Learning to Read with Phonics
Written by Matthew Glavach, Ph.D. and Warren Pribyl, M.A., Students Who Have Difficulty Learning to Read with Phonics is a revision of an article presented...
Is There Only One Way to Teach Reading? Learning to Read in a Different Way
ByMatthew Glavach, Ph.D.Warren Pribyl, M.A. We had great success with the program. Most of the students had tried many reading programs with little success. It...
Latin and Greek Word Root Study to Accelerate Spelling, Vocabulary, and Reading Proficiency for All Students
By Matthew J. Glavach, Ph.D.While Latin and Greek word root study typically is found in more advanced academic English classes, it offers great benefit for...
Henrietta’s Workshop
Lauri A. Brunton, MA Ed.The story of Henrietta’s workshop is based on my real-life mentor and teacher Regina (Jean) Byrne. The story that follows has...
Centers for Literacy in a Multi-Level Special Education Classroom
Maricel T. Bustos, M.A. Introduction Research have indicated that students’ with IEP placed in an inclusive setting tends to have increased in test scores, enhance...
Rapid Reading Cards
IntroductionIt seemed like a treadmill, year after year testing adolescent struggling readers and placing them at the appropriate reading instruction levels. Too often, placement ended...
Science Brain Efficient Word Lists
Introduction“Science Brain Efficient Word Lists for Word Sorts, Puzzles, and More” author, Matthew J. Glavach Ph.D., offers a literacy approach based on current reading and...
Brain Efficient Word Lists for Word Sorts, Puzzles, and More
Introduction"More than two thirds of eighth and twelfth graders read at less than a proficient level, and half of those are so far behind that...
Plain Language Writing
Introduction Plain language writing is reader-focused writing. But what makes something plain language? The Center for Plain Language defines “plain” in terms of people’s behavior:...
Teaching to the Students’ Abilities
By Joshua A. Del Viscovo, MS, BCSE Setting the Stage Working with students in multi-ability classrooms or students with learning differences, educators are often faced...
World History Brain Efficient Word Lists for Word Sorts, Puzzles, and More
Matthew J. Glavach, Ph.D. IntroductionWorld history textbooks contain some of the most difficult words for students to read and understand. At-risk students often are so...