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Jerry's Special Education Blog October 2006 Archive

By Jerry Webster, About.com Guide to Special Education

Nominate A Student with a Disability

Tuesday October 31, 2006
You have until November 20th to nominate a candidate with a disabilitiy who is between the ages of 3 and 21 for the Yes I Can award. The 9 categories ... Read More

Dyslexia Databank

Saturday October 28, 2006
Although Dyslexia is a common learning disability, little research has occurred on Dyslexia over the last 30 years, until now. An extensive research project involving 13 European institutions from nine ... Read More

Say Hello To Ann

Wednesday October 25, 2006
Ann is About's Guide for Learning Disabilities. The Learning Disabiities site has a wealth of information on: How To Recognize a Learning Disability How Learning Disabilities are Diagnosed Learning Disabilities Basics If you ... Read More

Intervention Instead of Remediation

Sunday October 22, 2006
What is your plan when students at risk - students of promise aren't learning? Hopefully you have a plan of intervention in place, one that ensures that all students can ... Read More

Acronyms Defined

Sunday October 22, 2006
If ever acronyms were used extensively, it's in education. More specifically, special education. Is it any wonder why so many parents feel that they're in the dark when meeting ... Read More

Restraints: Knowing When and How

Wednesday October 18, 2006
I get a lot of questions from special and regular education teachers about restraining a child. Typically, the rule of thumb is restrain only when the child or other children ... Read More

Behavior Management 101

Saturday October 14, 2006
I struggled with naming this entry and wanted to call it The Common Sense Method or Behavior Management for Dummies, however, for lack of a creative bend today, I landed ... Read More

All Behavior Types - Strategies that Work!

Wednesday October 11, 2006
Do you have a tattle tale in your class, a teaser, one that always exhibits aggression? Look no further! Here are some great strategies from teachers that work. Also seeBehavior Contracts ... Read More

Curbing Inappropriate Behaviors

Sunday October 8, 2006
When students/children break the rules, it's important to have appropriate follow up steps to ensure that all students work toward becoming accountable. Essentially, the student has to realize what ... Read More

Parent, Student, Teacher Conferences

Thursday October 5, 2006
Many educational jurisdictions are moving away from the traditional parent/teacher conference and moving toward a student-led three way conference. After all, if we're focusing on the student and improving academic ... Read More

Help! Small Classroom, 21 Students and One With a Wheelchair!

Sunday October 1, 2006
If you've ever seen a classroom full of students, you know that making way for wheelchair traffic can be a challenge. However, it can be done and it is done ... Read More

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