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The National Association of #SpecialEducation #Teachers is the only national membership organization dedicated to meeting needs of special education teaching.

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When students have a say in choosing driving and supporting standards for project-based learning units, they get invested in the outcomes. https://t.co/g1x0ckjxTv

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"Sometimes all a person wants is an empathetic ear; all he or she needs is to talk it out. Just offering a listening ear and an understanding heart for his or her suffering can be a big comfort." -Roy T. Bennett

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"If your whole team looks like you, that’s a problem. The world is so diverse, and that should be celebrated. " https://t.co/eJo0NVqB2K

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Teens talking to teens: 1 in 3 parents strongly support schools having mental health programs like peer support leaders, new national poll suggests. https://t.co/BlUeyRBmGo

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The pandemic is forcing the classes to go virtual this year. https://t.co/VxN0Bzpswx

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A Heartland program is helping individuals with disabilities through therapeutic horsemanship. https://t.co/RPDTzD2NcD

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Students in special education programs can thrive during remote learning if families feel supported and prepared. https://t.co/C685kKautq

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Clumsy kids can be as aerobically fit as their peers with better motor skills, a new study shows. https://t.co/mVHZ3NRzxM

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Nearly 78% of children with #autism have at least one mental health condition and nearly half have more than that, according to a new study. https://t.co/dIY9l9ZZQX

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More struggling third-grade readers could be retained in Tennessee under Gov. Bill Lee’s push to address the state’s longstanding literacy challenges. https://t.co/2HD89spkV6

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New study suggests that adopting a shelter cat may help reduce separation anxiety and improve empathy in kids with an autism spectrum disorder #ASD. https://t.co/6jKVFhjhrJ

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Despite a global pandemic and lockdowns that temporarily stymied research, #autism scientists made significant progress in many areas in 2020. https://t.co/RDs1rsfGaA

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Kids tend to gain the most weight during the summer. From a health standpoint, 2020 looked like a 10-month summer. https://t.co/JRvDWx9XWu

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As virus cases surge, and schools yo-yo between in-person and remote models, educators along with other experts in the field, are confronting a perplexing dilemma. https://t.co/uYvUKOqDLi

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Meeting students’ social and emotional needs became more crucial after many students have been socially isolated. https://t.co/x5A2luqOWC

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Even under normal circumstances, getting special education services can be a challenge. Since March, very few students with disabilities received much, if any, of the special education they were supposed to be getting. https://t.co/sR4qzpFCty

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In Denver, county clerks are going to extraordinary effort to make sure people with disabilities can vote, including placing ballot drop-off boxes in care centers. https://t.co/0mjZuKS2Vl

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Special education teachers face their own challenges in the time of remote learning, even as hybrid models are beginning at K-12 schools throughout Ohio.
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New research is highlighting the need for improved training when it comes to helping young people living with psychosis determine their sense of identity. https://t.co/A6MSilbHoy

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Although experts say using electronic media while doing schoolwork negatively impacts learning, many students believe they're immune to any ill effects because they're good multitaskers, according to recent research. https://t.co/Q6px7PuKGA