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  • October 2009 – Special Educator e_Journal

    Journal issuesClassroom and Teaching Strategies, Special Ed Law

    Table of Contents Update from the U.S. Department Education Update From The National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities NY BOCES Teacher Credits Bookshare Digital...

  • The Paraprofessional and Supervision

    Series partsClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    WORKING WITH PARAPROFESSIONALS IN YOUR SCHOOL The Paraprofessional and Supervision IntroductionThe increased use of paraprofessionals in a variety of educational settings has resulted in the...

  • Part I – Identification of High Risk Students

    Series partsEvaluation, Eligibility and RTI

    Introduction A high risk child is any child who is experiencing social, academic, emotional, medical, language, perceptual, or environmental turmoil that prevent him/her from performing...

  • Series IV – Part 11- Developing Manageable Consequences

    Series partsClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    Behavior Crisis Management Tool #11Developing Manageable Consequences PURPOSEThe purpose of this issue is to provide you with manageable and realistic guidelines for inappropriate behavior on...

  • The Role of the Family in the Transition Process

    Parent handoutsTransition to Adult Life, Working with Parents and Families

    Listed below are steps that a family can take to assist in the transitional process:Explore your community for useful community resources.Discuss transition options with other...

  • Transition Planning for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder

    Series partsAutism, Transition to Adult Life

    IntroductionIndividuals with ASD frequently have difficulty with the unknown and may fear the unpredictable. It is difficult for them to take in all of the...

  • Bystanders: Turning Onlookers into Bully-Prevention Agents

    ArticlesBehavior

    Most students in a classroom or school do not bully others regularly and are not victimized by bullies. A common misconception about these student 'bystanders',...

  • September 2009 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issues

    Table of ContentsMessage from the Executive Directors: Dr. Roger Pierangelo & Dr. George GiulianiUpdate from the U.S. Department EducationUpdate From The National Dissemination Center for...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #19

    Q and ASpecial Ed Law, Transition to Adult Life

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers About Secondary Transition IDEA and its implementing regulations continue to address transition services for children with disabilities....

  • Introduction to Working With Paraprofessionals In Your School

    Series partsClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    Paraprofessionals: Who are they?A paraprofessional is a school employee who works under the supervision of a licensed staff member to assist in providing instruction and...

  • Working with Paraprofessionals in Your School

    SeriesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    NASET’s Working with Paraprofessionals in Your School The climate and quality of a school and the success of its students is greatly affected by the...

  • Assessment in Special Education Series

    SeriesEvaluation, Eligibility and RTI

    Welcome to NASET'sAssessment in Special Education Series. This is an  education resource that focuses on  the process used to determine a child’s specific learning strengths and...

  • Symptom Patterns in Children and Possible Causes

    Parent handoutsClassroom and Teaching Strategies, Disabilities and Disorders A to Z

    There are about 8 different reasons why children may have problems learning in school. Each of these problems may show up in a classroom as...

  • Series IV – Part 10- Providing Students With a Level System Approach to Shape Behavior

    Series partsBehavior, Classroom and Teaching Strategies

    Behavior Crisis Management Tool #10Providing Students With a Level System Approach to Shape Behavior PurposeThe purpose of this issue is to teach your students to...

  • Facilitating Inclusion for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder

    Series partsAutism

    IntroductionInclusion refers not merely to setting but to specially designed instruction and support for students with special needs in regular classrooms and neighborhood schools. Instruction,...

  • Finding the Spark: More Tips for Building Student Motivation

    ArticlesClassroom and Teaching Strategies

    Teachers can feel overwhelmed when faced with students who are unmotivated to learn. The task becomes less daunting, though, when teachers realize that they can...

  • August 2009 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issues

    Table of Contents Update from the U.S. Department Education This Just In…. Dr. Roger Pierangelo, Executive Director of NASET Discusses Teachers' Abuse of Restraint and...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #18

    Q and AIEPs, Special Ed Law

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers About The 10 Basic Steps in Special Education Introduction Children can have all sorts of difficulties growing...

  • Part #9 – Classroom Accommodations for Students with ADHD

    Series partsADHD

    NASET ADHD SERIES The third component of a strategy for effectively educating children with ADHD involves physical classroom accommodations. Children with ADHD often have difficulty...

  • Issue #18

    Guides and resourcesBehavior

    BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT SERIESIssue # 18 Behaviors Discussed in this Issue: Why Children Are DisorganizedWhy Children OverreactWhy Children Panic EasilyWhy Children Are InflexibleWhy Children Are Insecure...

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