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- Pythagoras Theorem Used in Real Life Experiences
- Teaching Children with Dyslexia
- Life Skills: Important Skills for Special Needs Children
- Factors Affecting Behavior in School.
- Strategies for Teaching Concept of Time to Special Needs Children
- Structuring the Learning Environment for Autistic Children
- Techniques for Slow Learners to Manage Study Activities
- Teaching Strategies for Gifted and Talented Children
- Effective Teaching Characteristics for Teaching Special Children
- Teaching Hearing Impaired Children
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Creativity and Special Needs Students
Diverse form of creativity is expressed knowingly or unknowingly by special needs students. Creativity must be identified and nurtured to help students magnify their creative potential. Identification of their creative potentials can help in encouraging...Published on July 5, 2011 to Special Education
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Special Guidance to Special Children
Special children need guidance in different walks of life. By providing guidance to students, a teacher can help them to adjust to their environment and disability. They require guidance in different areas of life. In this article read about how a teacher...Published on July 5, 2011 to Special Education
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How to Develop Skills and Abilities among Children with Disabilities
Children with disabilities are like regular children in every way except their disability. Disabled children need some guidance and help in develop skills and academic abilities. Teachers can help students with disabilities develop learning skills and...Published on June 30, 2011 to Special Education
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Confidence Building in Special Needs Children
Every child is born with some strength but sometimes we fail to recognize the same. In children with special needs parents and teachers must find areas of their strengths and build on them to boost their confidence.Published on June 29, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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Strategies for Solving Addition Word Problems in Math
Solving addition word problems in math is not a difficult task. Our daily life is full of solving addition word problems. Few tips regarding this are given in this article.Published on June 29, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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Special Needs of Children with Unilateral Hearing Loss
Children with hearing loss are the ones whose one ear functions normally and whose other ear is impaired. Children with UHL have special needs which need to be identified both at school and at home to help fulfill their special needs and enable them to...Published on June 27, 2011 to Special Education
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Understanding Children with Hearing Disabilities and Their Special Needs
Children with hearing disabilities are unable to hear voices due to damage in any part of the ear. Hearing disability may be mild, moderate or severe. For children with hearing disabilities, the classroom is a major concern. Read on to learn more.Published on June 14, 2010 to Special Education
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Factors Affecting Behavior in School.
There are many activities in the school that can affect a child’s behavior. These activities have a great influence on the mental development and personality development of a child. Some activities that have influence on a child’s behavior...Published on April 18, 2010 to Special Education
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Teaching Hearing Impaired Children
A teacher should make adjustments in the classroom to accommodate children with hearing loss and to build up their knowledge step by step. In the classroom a teacher should use the following instructional tips for successful teaching of hearing impaired...Published on April 12, 2010 to Special Education
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Fun Activities for Children with ADHD
Fun is an important part of life. Fun activities for ADHD children should include learning activities that foster important skills and coping techniques to help children with ADHD engage more effectively in the classroom.Published on April 11, 2010 to Special Education