Punishment Strategies: First Choice or Last Resort
By Twila Lukowiak, Bradley University; Jennifer Bridges, Bradley University Issue: Fall 2010 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.118 Should teachers and parents dare utter
Behavior
Recommended courses
Challenging behavior, behavior plans, PBIS, discipline rules, bullying and social skills.
Trouble-Shooting Reward Programs: A Teacher’s Guide
Introduction Many teachers use reward programs to help reinforce positive student behaviors. However, sometimes these programs are ineffective or are
School Authority in Special Circumstances
Part 2 of 9 Introduction In addition to the general authority of school personnel to remove a student with disabilities from
August 2010 – NASET Resource Review
In this issue you will find resources in the following areas: Autism Behavioral Health Problems Bilingualism Early Intervention Employment Extended
General Authority of School Personnel
Part 1 of 9 Introduction At the beginning of the school year, students often receive guidelines of expected standards of
Discipline of Students in Special Education Series
The 1997 Amendments to IDEA marked the first time that specific discipline procedures were included in the law. Those discipline
What is Adaptive Behavior?
Introduction Many time parents of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities do not have a clear understanding of what is
The Relationship Between Self-Esteem and Academic Achievement of Girls with Hearing Impairments in Secondary Schools for the Deaf in Kenya
By Beatrice Bunyasi Awori, Kenyatta University; John K. Mugo, Kenyatta University; John A. Orodho, Kenyatta University; G. K. Karugu, Kenyatta
How Parents Can Use Effective Discipline
This Parent Teacher Conference Handout provides 10 tools for parents that offer a sense of control and parenting they may have