In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: 
David R. Wetzel
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: David R. Wetzel
Autism and Reading Comprehension: Improving the Reading Skills of Children Diagnosed With Autism
By: Kelly Winn
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Andrew Leibs
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Karen Stephenson
Task Analysis of Handwashing: Health and Personal Hygiene Lesson Plan for Special Education
In: Special Needs Education (general)
Teaching Handwashing in Special Education: Lesson Plan for Turning Water On and Off
In: Special Needs Education (general)
In: Developmentally Challenged Ed
By: Jennifer Wagaman
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Determining Eligibility for Special Education: Qualifying for School Accomodations
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Katrina Wallace
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Michelle Watrin
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Kimberly Buck
Methods for Teaching Autistic Students: Multidimensional Teaching Methods More Effective
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Speaking Clearly to Autistic Children: Helping Children with ASD Understand Speech
By: Jane Kelly
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Krista Sadlers
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: C. Ann Logsdon
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Hadley School's Online Courses: Over 100 Classes Free to Blind and Visually Impaired Via Computer
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Teaching Kids to Understand Autism: New Children's Book Helps to Explain Autism to Kids
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Career Resources for the Blind: New Programs Let Low-Vision Students Explore Employment Options
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Developing Social Skills in Autistic Students: Incorporating Social Skills in Students with Autism
By: Preetam Kaushik
By: Krista Sadlers
What are Autistic Children Good At? Building on Strengths and Staying Positive with ASD Children
By: Jane Kelly
Helping Autistic Children Cope with Accidents: Teaching Children with ASD about Getting Hurt
By: Jane Kelly
Plustek BookReader V100: Reading Machine Has High-Speed Scanner, Top-Notch OCR Technology
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
By: Jane Kelly
By: Preetam Kaushik
An Overview of Augmentative Communication: A Review of Meaningful Exchanges for People with Autism
By: Andrea Coventry
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Kah Ying Choo
Shared Experience Stories for ELL Students: A Writing Lesson for those Learning English
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Kelley Huston
Helping Children Understand Facial Expressions: How to Teach Autistic Children to Recognise Emotions
By: Jane Kelly
Visual Timetables for Autistic Children: Using Pictures and Symbols to Teach Children with ASD
By: Jane Kelly
Social Stories for Autistic Children: How to Teach Social Skills to Children with ASD
By: Jane Kelly
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
In: Special Needs Education (general)
AFB Assistive Technology Resources: New Book, Seminar Help Teachers Assess Blind Students Tech Needs
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Reading & Radio Resource: Texas Agency Provides Audiobooks, Radio Reading to Print Impaired
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
NFB Youth Slam 2009: Unique Summer Academy Lets Blind Students Explore Careers in Science
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Helping a Dyslexic Child: Methods to Try and Help Improve Your Dyslexic Child's Reading
In: Special Needs Education (general)
In: Deaf Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Blind Education Roundup: Braille Exhibit Tour Begins; New Phone Support Group for Blind Teens
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
New Special Education Testing in Texas: State Modifies the TAKS Test after No Child Left Behind Act
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Michelle Ward
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Canada Marks Braille Bicentennial: Celebrations Include Initiatives to Promote Braille Literacy
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Tasks for Paraprofessionals: Expectations for Instructional Aids in the Classroom
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Patti Hutchison
A Money Management Simulation for LD Students: Independent Living Simulation- Money Magagement
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Patti Hutchison
Organization for the Special Educator: Keeping Lesson Plans and Student Data Organized
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Understanding Auditory Processing Disorders: How to Work with Children who Have APD
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Green Chimneys Making a Difference: One School that Reaches Out to Youth and Families All Year Long
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
What Does it Take to Become a Special Educator? Deciding Whether or Not to Teach Special Education
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Apraxia in Children: How to Tell if a Child is Displaying Apraxia
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Autumn Heseman
Audiobook Options for the Blind: Listening to Books is a Vital Learning Tool for Low-Vision Students
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
By: Jennifer Wagaman
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Reading Resource Profile of AFB: For 87 Years, the AFB Has Provided Tools Enabling the Blind to Read
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
NBP Honors Braille Bicentennial: NBP Promotes Braille’s Legacy with New Website and Commemoratives
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Classroom Modifications for EDS Students: Physical Adaptations for Kids with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome
In: Physically Challenged Students
By: Tammy Andrew
What is Selective Mutism? An Anxiety Disorder Which Begins in Childhood
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Autumn Heseman
Reading Resource Profile – NLS: National Library Service Network Produces Braille and Talking Books
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Andrew Leibs
By: Jennifer Wagaman
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Tara Gardner
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Elizabeth Scott
Reading Resource Profile – APH: American Printing House for the Blind Marks 150 Years of Service
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
How to Teach Students with ADHD: Practical Ideas for Maximizing Instruction in the Classroom
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Enhance Student Reading Skills: Improving Reading Across All Grade Levels
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Elizabeth Scott
Distance Learning for the Blind: Web Offers Many Braille Literacy and Career-Building Courses
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Exploring the Universe by Touch: Noreen Grice’s Braille Astronomy Books Open Night Sky to the Blind
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
A Cooperative Teaching Model: What it Takes to Have Two Teachers Successfully Share a Class
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Co-Teaching for Success with Special Needs Child: Teachers Working Together for Student Achievement
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Educational Task Boxes: How to Make Them and Skills They Can Teach
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Elizabeth Scott
NFB-Louis Braille Commemorative Coin: US Mint Marks Braille Bicentennial with Embossed Silver Dollar
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Role Playing to Teach Specific Behavior: Teaching Children Appropriate Behavior
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Jennifer Wagaman
Math Manipulatives for Special Ed Students: Make Math Concepts Easier to Understand
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Elizabeth Scott
Reading Resource Profile of RFB&D: Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic Has Over 37,000 Audiobooks
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
A Biography of Louis Braille: His Raised-Dot Language System Brought Literacy to the Blind
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
A Braille Timeline: Braille Struggled to Become the Primary Language of the Blind
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Blind Reading Resources: Braille: Technology Has Made Braille More Efficient for Blind Readers
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Blind Reading Resource Roundup: Bookshare's e-Library Now Free; RFB&D Release First Audio Comic Book
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Top Six Blind Reading Resources: RFB&D, NLS, and APH Spell Literacy for Vsually Impaired Students
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Social Stories for Autistic Students: Understanding and Using Modeling, an Excellent Teaching Tool
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Greg Cruey
Blind Reading Resources-Large Type: Where Large-Print Books Fit in Sight-Impaired Students' Literacy
In: Blind Students
By: Andrew Leibs
Myths Surrounding CAPD: Auditory Processing Disorder Is Frequently Misunderstood
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Eileen Bailey
Auditory Processing Disorder: CAPD Can Impact a Child's Success in the Classroom
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Eileen Bailey
Helping Children with Dyslexia: Strategies for Parents and Their Child with Reading Disabilities
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Eileen Bailey
Diagnosing Dyslexia: No Single Test Exists for Learning Disabilities
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Eileen Bailey
Five Myths About Dyslexia: Learning Disabilities are Commonly Misunderstood
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Eileen Bailey
Classroom Strategies for Dyslexia: Modifying Tests and Homework Assignments Help LD Students
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Eileen Bailey
Music Helps Children with Dyslexia: Learning to Play an Instrument Can Increase Language Skills
In: Special Needs Education (general)
By: Eileen Bailey
