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Learn What Works
Provide Reading Interventions Practice ExplanationEnglish learners at risk for reading problems benefit from the following additional instruction:Daily small-group instruction of 30-50 minutesDirect, explicit instruction that...
Provide Reading Interventions
Provide Reading Interventions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Learn What Works Understand the research-based recommendation to provide reading interventions.Read an explanationReview the research evidenceView an overview presentationWatch an interview with Sylvia...
Series II – Step 4 -Be Aware of Symptoms Indicating Low Levels of Confidence
Be Aware of Symptoms Indicating Low Levels of Confidence Introduction An important part of Positive Restructuring is learning which students show signs of low levels...
Planning Templates
Planning TemplatesThese three comprehensive planning templates include all five practices for Teaching Literacy to K-5 English Learners. An overview describes how these planning templates can...
Recommended Practices
Conduct formative assessments to screen for reading problems and monitor progressScreen and Monitor Progress A comprehensive core reading program includes well-developed assessment systems for identifying...
Essential Concepts
Essential Concepts Multimedia Overview: Teaching Reading in English to K-5 English LearnersUse this multimedia overview to learn how the practices for Teaching Reading in English...
Literacy – Teaching Literacy in English to K-5 English Learners
English Language Learners In the last two decades the population of students who are limited English proficient has grown by 169%, while the general school...
Response Effort
Introduction The amount of effort that a person must put forth to successfully complete a specific behavior has a direct impact on the frequency that...
Series II – Step 3 – Principles of Positive Restructuring
Understanding the 20 Principles of Positive Restructuring Introduction Developing a sense of confidence will be crucial right from the start. Children with disabilities all too...
Smooth Classroom Traffic
Introduction Classroom noise and disruptive behaviors are a problem that all teachers face. Control of noise and behavior can be challenging, but without appropriate classroom...
Special Education Professionals and Assistive Technology: Requirements for Preparation in a Digital Age
By George R. Peterson-Karlan, Illinois State University; Jack J. Hourcade, Boise State University; Howard P. Parette, Illinois State University; Brian W. Wojcik, Illinois State University...
Series II – Step 2 – Understanding the Foundations of Self Esteem
The Importance of Building Confidence in the Classroom Introduction Self esteem is feeling good about yourself. Because it is a feeling, self esteem is expressed...
Strategies to Prepare Classrooms for Substitute Teachers
Introduction Substitute teachers have one of the toughest jobs in the world. They are often expected to cover a classroom full of unknown students on...
Effective Teacher Commands
Introduction As classroom managers, teachers regularly use commands to direct students to start and stop activities. Instructors find commands to be a crucial tool for...
Series II – Step 1 – The Use of Positive Restructuring With Children
Introduction Many theories of learning usually take into account the function of the brain and how information is processed. Further, most theories of learning assume...
Respectful Classroom
National Association of Special Education Teachers (NASET) This Week’s Topic:Respectful Classroom This intervention uses review of classroom behavioral expectations, daily prompts, and (optional) student self-monitoring 'spot-checks'...
Establishing a Positive Classroom Climate
National Association of Special Education Teachers (NASET) This Week’s Topic:Establishing a Positive Classroom Climate: Teacher Advice At a recent behavior-management workshop, teachers shared their best ideas...
No Child Left Behind and Paraprofessionals: Are They Perceived To Be Highly Qualified?
By Heather G. Nelson, Counseling Psychology and Special Education Department Brigham Young University; Betty Y. Ashbaker, Counseling Psychology and Special Education Department Brigham Young University;...
Training and Working with your Assistant Teachers and Paraprofessionals
National Association of SpecialEducation Teachers(NASET) This Issue's Topic:Training and Working with your Assistant Teachers and Paraprofessionals One of the most frequent questions we get from...
Error Correction & Word Drill Techniques
National Association of SpecialEducation Teachers(NASET) This Issue's Topic:Error Correction & Word Drill Techniques Below are several error-correction techniques and one procedure for vocabulary drill-and-practice that...