Effective Teaching + Improved Student Achievement = $$$'s
Sunday April 30, 2006
Do you work in a challenging school? Are you an effective teacher or principal? Education Secretary Margaret Spellings (US) has a $100 million federal fund that will provide people ... Read More
Should a Deaf Child be Taught by an Interpreter or a Teacher?
Saturday April 29, 2006
You be the judge. "My child is deaf and low functioning. Her IEP Team wants to use an interpreter as her teacher. I think she needs to be taught by ... Read More
Intellectual Disabilities: What are they?
Tuesday April 25, 2006
Sometimes they're referred to as having Mild Mental Retardation, sometimes they're referred to as Mild Intellectual Disabilities, either way those individuals with intellectual disabilities are capable of learning and ... Read More
New Website Listing College LD Programs
Saturday April 22, 2006
Here's a new web page that lists colleges which offer programs, not just services for students with learning disabilities. You'll find the information current and comprehensive.
No Child Left Behind........Many Test Scores Omitted
Wednesday April 19, 2006
2 million children's scores aren't counted on standardized tests thanks to a NCLB provision which allows the states to decide when the testing population at a school is too small ... Read More
Tom Cruise and Dyslexia
Sunday April 16, 2006
Tom gets candid about his learning disability in this article. One should remember, being dyslexic doesn't mean you can't learn, it will however mean that different approaches will need to ... Read More
Reluctant Readers
Thursday April 13, 2006
Step one: don't turn reluctant readers off! Engage them in this enjoyable journey by building confidence, selecting the right books and encouraging success! Need to hear more? It's all here ... Read More
Homework Tips for LD Students
Monday April 10, 2006
Learning disabled students often get more homework which may feel like punishment. Drill and repetition are a great way to turn off students so make it gamey and fun! Here ... Read More
Augmentative/Alternative Communication - AAC
Thursday April 6, 2006
I'll never forget the pride Lindsay showed when she learned how to use augmentative communication. When I had first started to work with, her form of communication was pretty ... Read More
Classroom Management
Tuesday April 4, 2006
Newer teachers, special education classroom teachers and teachers with an inclusional model will often complain that kids just aren't like they used to be and that's what makes a classroom ... Read More
Cerebral Palsy Isn't Stopping Her
Sunday April 2, 2006
Although severely physically disabled, Madhuri Kapur continues to excel in all she does. She's an artist, computer programmer and teacher. She's in a wheelchair and uses assistive technology by communicating ... Read More

