Here are some tips to create a safe classroom environment. One I found great in particular is putting mirrors near the dry erase board so you can keep an eye on your students. #EDSP4250SP19 https://t.co/zt4LmP0KeK
Observations from other teachers when teaching math: A great way to figure out how a student got a "wrong" answer is to figure out how they got their answers. I asked a student "how did you get your answer?" instead of stating the answer was wrong. (1/2)
Here's an article that discusses strategies for working with #ELL students. Gives some good advice and #coteaching tips #EDSP4250SP19
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I think tips 8&9 are good ones.I think a good way to keep a child from being singled out is to see if you can make it so if someone coming in from outside the school will not notice which students have disabilities. See this for more tips https://t.co/lZThDH94x2 #EDSP4250SP19
One big thing that I got from the article was that you may not be an expert in #SpEd, but you'e an expert about your child. As #teachers, we need to remember that #parents know their children the best, and encourage #Parentalinvolvement. https://t.co/ncG7dsD2el #EDSP4250Sp19
On July 26, 1990, President George H.W. Bush signed into law P.L.101-336, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), changing the lives of many individuals w/ disabilities. Like him or not, this was a great moment in history.
#Bush41#ADA#SpEd#IDEA#Inclusion