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13 Questions and Answers for a Dyslexia Interventionist Interview
Yay! I’m SO excited for you to join the amazing world of dyslexia intervention! Now to prepare for that interview…If you Google, ”How to prepare for a dyslexia interview” what you will see are lots of links with tips on how to interview WITH dyslexia but none on how to interview for a job IN dyslexia. I came to this conclusion when I was trying to prepare for my first interview as a dyslexia interventionist. I then learned that I had to seek out information from other sources around me, and have
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K - 12th
*EDITABLE* SEND HOME Snoopy Charlie Brown The Peanuts Gang Inspired
A "PLEASE WORK WITH YOUR CHILD ON..." SEND HOME PAPER!*THIS IS EDITABLE*SOME IDEAS OF HOW AND WHEN TO USE THIS: GREAT TO SEND HOME DURING THE SUMMER ALONG WITH YOUR MEET THE TEACHER INFORMATION SO PARENTS HAVE AN IDEA OF WHAT THEY SHOULD BE WORKING ON AT HOME WITH THEIR CHILD BEFORE THE SCHOOL YEAR. YOU COULD ALSO HAVE THIS SEND HOME BE A "PLEASE WORK WITH YOUR CHILD ON ____THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR" AND HAND IT OUT TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS DURING OPEN HOUSE. YOU COULD SIMPLY HAVE IT BE SPECIFIC SK
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PreK - 12th
Importance of Creativity and Resilience in Children
Creativity is essentially a form of problem solving. However, it is a special type of problem solving--one that involves problems for which there are no easy answers: that is, problems for which popular or conventional responses do not work. Creativity involves adaptability and flexibility of thought. These are the same types of skills that numerous reports on education have suggested are critical for students.
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PreK - 8th
History of Mainstreaming In U.S.A Schools
In this article/lecture, we shall learn the stages that USA have undergone in the process of providing special needs education to its citizens. These stages include negligence; segregation, integration, mainstreaming and inclusion. We shall also cover other topics in relation to classification, collaboration and legal framework. All these have contributed to the development of special needs services globally. Attempts will also be made to highlight
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PreK - 8th, Staff
EXCEPTIONAL CHILD
Exceptional children are those who deviate significantly from the average or normal to such an extent that they require a unique curricula, specialized teaching, intervention procedures, equipment, facilities, materials, or special educational services in order to develop their maximum capacity. According to Meece (2002), exceptionality is used as an umbrella term to describe all children who receive special education – children with disabilities as well as children who are gifted. Exceptional c
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1st - 6th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Behavior Disorders: Causes of Behavior Disorders in Children
In children, many factors can be said to be responsible for behavior disorders observed in children. These factors include family and social factors that play the greatest role in shaping children’s behavioral disorders; biological factors which determine how well or how bad the child will interact with the environment. The third category of the factors influencing children behavior is the school and its environment. Apart from book work, there are foreign people the child has to adjust to and n
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PreK - 8th, Staff
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