Mobile app helps students with special needs self-monitor behavior
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Students with Special Needs
Supporting all students with special needs in the manner they need to learn
3 ways to improve access to speech-language therapy
With May being Better Hearing and Speech Month, here are three things administrators can do to improve student accessibility to speech-language therapy
Funding an assistive listening system in your school
Assistive listening technology can provide a better learning experience for all students, whether they have hearing loss or not
How are ELLs, students with disabilities IDed for gifted and talented?
State policies impact representation in gifted and talented programs, and the characteristics of schools with greater enrollment challenge typical stereotypes
7 ways to make homework easier for students with autism
For educators and parents working with neurodivergent children, here are some strategies to implement when assisting them with homework
Is the ‘Growing Your Own’ pipeline working for special education teachers?
GYO programs come in many shapes and sizes, but they all focus on recruiting teachers from the community for the community
3 ways telepractice helps combat burnout in special education
A more holistic approach to education staffing that includes telepractice holds the potential to reduce educator burnout and ease the workforce shortage
How we built a whole-child, wraparound approach to special education
It begins with core values, includes engaging a panoply of stakeholders, and continues with cycles of inquiry
What matters most for our special education teachers?
It is crucial to provide special education teachers with learning opportunities that will help them succeed in making a difference in students’ lives
Don’t wait: The importance of early dyslexia intervention
Students with dyslexia need to be provided with interventions--early interventions--that are specific to their needs
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Project Tomorrow Beyond the Classroom Today
The long-tail impact of the Covid-19 pandemic continues in K-12 education, both providing rich lessons learned from the experience for both educators and parents and continuing to stimulate new…
4 keys to success in K-12 with Zero Trust
While zero trust can be challenging to implement, its potential for reducing risks and improving network security is significant. Here are four keys to success when moving ahead with…
TV Curriculum: Curriculum for an introduction to film, media, and broadcast for K-12
TV Curriculum: This curriculum serves as an intro to film and media for students. With the rise of streaming services and social media influencers, there’s high demand for content creators…
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