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Task Analysis in Special Education
When most of us have a job to complete, we break it down into smaller steps. This is known as task analysis and can be used in the special education setting to help students gain independence.

Published by AndreaS (615 pts ) on Mar 5, 2009 to
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Special Education: Teaching Beyond the Diagnosis
Special Education teachers are often burdened with a heavy work load and not enough resources to be educated on each student's disability.The majority of these students are not learning to their full potential. There are several ways that teachers can become educated and teach beyond the diagnosis.

Published by Kristy (233 pts ) on Feb 11, 2009 to
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Multisensory Teaching Methods in the Inclusive Classroom
Multisensory instruction is an affective teaching method in the inclusive classroom. General education and special education students can all benefit from multisensory learning.

Published by Rose Kivi (3,699 pts ) on Feb 5, 2009 to
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Tips for Teaching Students who are Visually Impaired
There are many simple tips to help teachers make their classrooms easier to use for visually impaired students. The tips contained in this article will help teachers to make small changes in their classrooms to assist their visually impaired students towards academic success.

Published by Victoria Trix (11,062 pts ) on Jan 30, 2009 to
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Dealing With Tantrums in the Classroom
Classroom management is a touchy topic for many. Insight on how to handle tantrums effectively in the classroom is important for students. When to involve the parent and address your concern when it can't be handle otherwise and find a way to overall improve behavior in the classroom is vital.

Published by rocket_content (2,147 pts ) on Jan 25, 2009 to
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Tips on Improving Listening Skills for Students in Special Education
Maximizing listening skills for students in your Special Education classroom can lead to an open line of communication that cannot be underestimated.This article offers tips on how you can improve your listening skills as an educator, therefore teaching your students how to improve theirs!

Published by justkat73 (23,009 pts ) on Jan 19, 2009 to
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Listening Skills in Special Education
Listening skills are of the utmost importance in any field, but most especially in special education, where students may have difficulty understanding as well as conveying developed thoughts. This article explores the various aspects of listening skills for students with hearing impairments.

Published by justkat73 (23,009 pts ) on Jan 19, 2009 to
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Using the Child Behavior Checklist
This assessment instrument, the Child Behavior Checklist, can assist parental involvement in the social development of their child. How is this test exactly used?

Published by Mayflor Markusic (6,400 pts ) on Jan 2, 2009 to
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The Validity of the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale
One of the most popular and most often used assessment test to determine the intelligence quotient of students and identify those who have special education needs is the Stanford-Binet Scale. There are, however, instances when the score obtained from this test is not considered valid.

Published by Mayflor Markusic (6,400 pts ) on Jan 2, 2009 to
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Using the Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children
Diagnosing the learning disabilities of special students involves the use of two or more assessment tests in order to establish correlation. One of such tests is the Kaufman Assessment Battery Test for Children

Published by Mayflor Markusic (6,400 pts ) on Jan 2, 2009 to
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