For Teachers

Basic
Communication Skills
Although these skills seem simple on the surface, using them productively
within a collaborative relationship is a very sophisticated process.
System of Least
Prompts
The purpose of the system of least prompts is to stop disruptive behavior
at the onset. This system allows the teacher and student to maintain a "win-win"
relationship.
Accepting
Statements are Equality Builders
Tips on what to say and what not to say to build stronger relationships.
Attention Deficit
Disorders Behavior Prescriptions... The Rx
Accomodations to try when you notice specific attention deficit
disorder behaviors.
Fun-Dough
A recipe for Fun-Dough that children can use to make anything that
strikes their imaginations!
36 Alternatives
to Traditional Homework
Rather than a traditional approach to homework, try these suggestions
that increase visual skill, motor skills, concept development, auditory
skills, and visual motor skills!
Methods and
Techniques
Methods and techniques for teaching students specific skills are important
components of an educational program. If you can capitalize on a student's
modality strength, there is a much better chance of successfully engaging the
learning disabled child in his education. Use the Learning Styles Inventory
to help you determine how your student learns best.
Behavior
Management Basics
Management of individual or group behavior can be achieved by modification
techniques. Specifics on tactics to use when reinforcing desirable
behavior and ignoring undesirable behavior.
An Inclusion
Checklist for Your School
Rate your school on it's inclusion of special needs children and
the commitment of its staff to continually develop its capacity
to accommodate the full range of individual differences among its learners.
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