No two individuals are more important in the life of a child than parent and teacher. This is especially true for the child with special needs. Whether you are teaching special education classes, instructing or assisting an exceptional child, parenting a child with special needs, or have a disability yourself, you have come to the right place for practical, insightful information.
In Special Needs Education you will find articles and blogs on topics such as autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, physical and developmental challenges, behavioral and emotional disorders, and more.
We are devoted to providing timely research on the latest topics of interest in special education including legal issues, transition, inclusion, and advancements in classroom technology.
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Why Is My Student Skipping School?
In: Special Needs Education (general)
Students who skip classes regularly could be suffering from a wide range of mental health disorders, or may simply feel unsafe at school. more...
Classroom Accommodations for Teen Mood Disorders
In: Special Needs Education (general)
A few simple changes in classroom expectations for high school students with mood disorders can boost confidence and help them be more successful in school. more...
Supporting Parents of Terminally Ill Children
In: Special Needs Education (general)
Terminally ill kids and their parents will appreciate the support and encouragement that teachers and classmates can provide. more...
Summer Camps for Children with Special Needs
In: Special Needs Education (general)
Children with special needs can benefit greatly from summer camp and enrichment activities highlighting their interests and strengths. more...
Bipolar Disorder in the Classroom
In: Special Needs Education (general)
Students showing depressive or manic behaviors in the classroom can be a challenge for teachers. These strategies can be helpful for the child with bipolar disorder. more...
Differentiating Instruction for Special Needs
In: Special Needs Education (general)
Differentiating teaching methods is the most effective way to help students with special needs perform at their best in the regular classroom. more...
Conversation Skills for Students with Autism
Children with autism and Asperger Syndrome will need to practice recognizing verbal social cues and improving conversation skills in the classroom. more...
Improving Handwriting in Students with Autism
Students with autism or Asperger syndrome sometimes experience difficulty with handwriting that can be improved using special tools and techniques. more...
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IDEA and Parental Rights in Special Education
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By:
Krista Sadlers
Learning Disability Accommodations
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: C. Ann Logsdon
Hadley Evolves into E-Learning Leader
In: Blind Students
By:
Andrew Leibs
Hadley School's Online Courses
In: Blind Students
By:
Andrew Leibs
Teaching Kids to Understand Autism
By:
Jennifer Wagaman
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