Author of Science Fiction/Fantasy for Young Adults
December 18 2012
Modifying Lessons for Students with More Severe Disabilities http://t.co/4Yedmxww #education #specialeducation #teaching #teachers #schools
December 18, 2012
/http%3A%2F%2F2.bp.blogspot.com%2F-QZchz4uMqBE%2FUB_Oq9lHUlI%2FAAAAAAAAzP8%2F5u4qUZU5IZ0%2Fs320%2Finclusion-1.jpg)
Eaa Learning Foundation: Modifying Lessons for Students with More Severe Disabilities
As I've said before in previous posts, one of the challenges with a Co-Teaching model is what to do with your students in Special Education who have such severe disabilities that it becomes necessary to modify their curriculum. Because of the nature of their disabilities, these students can't perform on grade level standards and therefore teachers must adapt to their individual needs.
http://www.eaalearning.com/2012/08/modifying-lessons-for-students-with.html?spref=tw
/http%3A%2F%2Fopenclipart.org%2Fimage%2F800px%2Fsvg_to_png%2F67117%2Fhappy.png)
/http%3A%2F%2Flh3.googleusercontent.com%2F-cWxBmAfZgjQ%2FTiWkC3z6zII%2FAAAAAAAAY58%2FAAG-ZFfhkps%2Fs400%2Fchild-with-learn-letter-blocks.jpg)
/http%3A%2F%2Flh4.googleusercontent.com%2Fproxy%2FoUZklLKaATBrBtUx7E_JOnMrtnzN_TLJPinJPN1nP5QI9ZheI6oVhEunSvqeZ3YbC7YaXYqZoU2dpdFfw7IwZAWXGpH0ZZK4YjffFXA%3Dw125-h125)