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Issue #26 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How To Create a Success Bank Account for Your Students&How To End of School Year Responsibilities IntroductionA major factor in creating confidence is...
Issue #25 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How To Conduct a Functional Behavior Assessment&How To Identify Possible Symptoms of Neglect CONDUCTING A FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENTIdentifying the underlying causes of...
Part 16 – Comprehensive Tests of Academic Achievement
Introduction Assessing academic achievement is a vital component of the assessment process. Understanding where a child has strengths and weaknesses in academic areas is necessary...
Issue #23 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How To Understand Achievement Test Terminology&How To Understand the Different Sections of an IEP IntroductionSometimes children who are experiencing academic problems may...
Issue #22 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How To Determine If You Have Positive Teaching Qualities&How To Avoid Negative Teaching Characteristics Part I - Positive Teaching Characteristics GENUINENESSThis quality...
Issue #20 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How To Fill out a Student Profile Sheet at the Beginning of a Semester&How To Determine a Good Special Ed Classroom? Part...
Issue # 14 – RTI Roundtable
Progress monitoring, one of the essential components of Response to Intervention (RTI), is characterized by repeated measurement of academic performance that is conducted at least...
Empowering Parents in the Special Education Process By Dr. Marquis Grant
Advocacy for children is very important. Parents are a child’s first and best advocates, bringing special knowledge and expertise to the academic environment, which should...
Issue # 13 – RTI Roundtable
Pamela E. Lowry, Ed.D.Georgian Court UniversityAbstractThis paper examines current practices in implementing a Response to Intervention (RtI) in diagnosing specific learning disabilities. The use of...
Issue #11 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How To Report Student Progress to Parents&How To Develop Educational Treatment Plans for your Students One of the responsibilities that you will...
Issue #6 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How to Become Aware to Report Child Abuse and Neglect&How to Help Your Children with Homework How To Become Aware and Report Child...
Part 15 – Special Education Acronyms
Introduction The assessment process in special education is a very detailed approach. It is one that involves many meetings and conversations. Too often, we hear...
Part 14 – Accommodations in Assessment
Introduction Recognizing that disability has its impact, IDEA permits children with disabilities to participate in large-scale assessment programs with accommodations. IDEA requires that students with...
Issue #3 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How to Present at a CSE Meeting&How to Prepare for the Annual Meeting How to Present at a CSE Meeting What the Special...
Issue #2 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How to Help Parents with Transition Services in High School&How to Report Test Results How to Helps Parents with Transitions Services in...
Issue #4: The Special Education Process Part II: Assessment, Diagnosis, Classification and Placement of a Child with a Suspected Disability – Part II
Overview of the Multidisciplinary TeamRemember that the Child Study Team is a local school committee whose responsibilities include the monitoring and disposition of cases involving...
Issue #3: The Special Education Process – Part I
IntroductionIn order to survive as a general education teacher working with children with special needs, it is important to become very familiar with the process...
Part 13 – The Common Core Standards
Introduction You’ve probably heard a lot about this new initiative in education called the Common Core State Standards(CCSS). The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) are...
Part 12 – Assessment and Accommodations
Introduction The world is full of examples of accommodations that permit people with disabilities to perform specific tasks they might not otherwise be able to....
Part 11 – What is Curriculum-Based Measurement and What Does It Mean to a Child?
Introduction Curriculum-Based Measurement (CBM) is a method teachers use to find out how students are progressing in basic academic areas such as math, reading, writing,...
