"I never had tried these. But I think I'm gonna try this out after going through the web page for which you have shared link of. Can you tell me some more insight about it Holly? I would love to learn more about this before i opt for it. Thanks…"
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What does inclusion look like in your school for the student, the special educator and gen ed teacher?
Started by Marcy J. Perry. Last reply by andrew aker Nov 18. 10 Replies 1 Like
I'm interested in getting feedback from both special ed and general ed teachers on how inclusion and/or co-teaching work in your experience. What have you found that works well and what hasn't? From…Continue
Tags: general, ed, co-teaching, IEP's, education
Advice for new special education student
Started by Christina Clarkson Jul 27. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hello,I just started a teaching licensure program in MN for special education. I'll be doing my license in learning disabilities and/or emotional/behavioral disorders. What advice do you have to…Continue
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Comment by Patricia Griffin on July 30, 2012 at 10:05am -
Hello Everyone,
I am an educator in the field of special education for over 20 years. I have served as a special education teacher and more recently as an administrator in the field for the past seven years. I am looking forward to collaborating on behalf of the needs of all learners.
Patricia
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Comment by andrew aker on July 30, 2012 at 12:00am -
Thanks creating this group! What about Child's Work"s profile photo?
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Comment by Sheila Matzke on July 23, 2012 at 12:26am -
Another question I have is regarding standards based IEPS's. In Minnesota, we are required to write IEP objectives around the state standards for the grade level the student is in.
Does anyone have any helpful in-sight or websites that give examples of various objectives in the areas of science, math, and reading?
Thank you and appreciate being a part of this group :)
Sheila
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Comment by Sheila Matzke on July 23, 2012 at 12:21am
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Hello everyone~
I am a newbie and excited about joining you!
I have been teaching for 8 years in self-contained resource room setting and struggle with the same question as Marcy. I have checked out Elaines resources and appreciate the ideas. I will investigate them further as time allows.
I will put together a resource page of my own and share with you when I get back into my classroom.
Look forward to learning from and with you all!
Sheila
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Comment by Elaine Habernig on May 30, 2012 at 2:03pm -
My Special Education resources http://bit.ly/ru7lZ6
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Comment by Janet Broder on February 25, 2012 at 4:45pm -
Hi - Miss L: No, inclusion is not mandatory in Ontario. My Board is a full-inclusion board. At least, theoretically ...:-)
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Comment by Miss L on January 18, 2012 at 7:54pm -
Thanks for the share Janet! I like the checklist idea, it easily summarizes the important details that can sometimes fall through the cracks. In our classes we always talk about the policies and practices in Manitoba but not necessarily for the rest of Canada. Is inclusive education mandatory in Ontario?
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Comment by Janet Broder on January 18, 2012 at 2:49pm
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Found this article/worksheet on TeachHUB and thought it would be a good activity to do to get some dialogue going. Probably good for teacher candidates too! http://www.teachhub.com/inclusion-educator-checklist
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