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  • Mental Health Resources

    ArticlesDisabilities and Disorders A to Z, Working with Parents and Families

    Introduction There are many, many organizations and groups that deal with mental health. Often times, professionals and parents are unsure of where to turn or...

  • Centers for Literacy in a Multi-Level Special Education Classroom

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies, Inclusion

    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

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    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

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    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

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    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

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    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

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies, IEPs

    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

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    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...

  • Tips for Calling on Students in Class

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    Excerpted from The Effective Teacher's Guide, Second Edition by Nancy Frey, PhD © 2011. The Guilford Press Teachers call on students to respond to questions...

  • Tips for Building a Course Website

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies, Working with Parents and Families

    Excerpted from The Effective Teacher's Guide, Second Edition by Nancy Frey, PhD © 2011. The Guilford Press Students and families increasingly expect to be able...

  • The Fourth Grade Slump

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies, Evaluation, Eligibility and RTI

     Excerpted from Differentiated Reading Instruction in Grades 4 and 5: Strategies and Resourcesby Sharon Walpole, PhD, Michael C. McKenna, PhD, and Zoi A. Philippakos, PhD...

  • The Brain, Prosody, and Reading Fluency

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

     Matthew J. Glavach, Ph.D. INTRODUCTIONThe good news is that the brain is “plastic,” or changeable, throughout one’s entire life. Reading intervention is easier when students...

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    Subscribe to NASET's new newsletter, The Exceptional Edge, for free: Here!  

  • Games, Contests & Puzzles: Entertaining Ideas for Educating Students

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    INTRODUCTIONTeachers can take heart in the good news that students are likely to make meaningful progress toward instructional goals when they engage in regular drill,...

  • A Reading Strategy for Content-Area Teachers

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    Parallel Reading Intervention By Matthew Glavach, Ph.D. INTRODUCTIONDifficulty in learning to read has prolonged consequences.  Students with poor reading skills are locked into underachievement patterns that...

  • Using Pen Pal Writing to Improve Writing Skills and Classroom Behavior

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    ByPatricia Mason, Ed.D. Students whose behavior interfere with their learning and interpersonal interactions had an opportunity to harness their strengths and demonstrate their knowledge as...

  • Trouble-Shooting Reward Programs: A Teacher’s Guide

    ArticlesBehavior

    Introduction Many teachers use reward programs to help reinforce positive student behaviors.  However, sometimes these programs are ineffective or are effective for a while and...

  • Back to School – Special Review

    Articles

    Welcome NASET Member - You are logged into NASET. At NASET, we are always looking to provide the most useful information for teachers throughout the...

  • Best Practices in Mathematics

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    Research-based Top Ten Strategies for MathematicsAchievementResearch findings indicate that certain teaching strategies and methods are worth careful consideration as teachers strive to improve their mathematics...

  • School-Wide Strategies for Managing Reading

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    The ability to read allows individuals access to the full range of a culture's artistic and scientific knowledge. Reading is a complex act. Good readers...

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