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Supporting Early Career Teachers With Research-Based Practices
A setting that is based on the flexibility and needs of students with special needs.
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Helping Early-Career General Education Teachers Understand Students With Special Needs
Pam L. Epler (Grand Canyon University, USA)
Copyright: © 2021 |Pages: 36
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-6803-3.ch004
Abstract
This chapter will inform early-career general education teachers on a broad spectrum of special needs topics. The chapter begins with an overview of the history of special education and describes how many facets of special needs education—such as how to classify and how best to instruct special needs students—are still controversial. It then segues into a discussion of various educational service delivery models in which special education students can be educated depending on their needs. The chapter also identifies characteristics and learning traits of special needs students. Next, it presents a detailed section of specific instructional strategies that both general education and special education instructors will find useful to implement when teaching students with special needs. Finally, a brief overview discounting many of the myths about special education is presented.
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Co-Teaching Collaboration in K–12 Inclusive Classrooms: Relevance for Leadership
Inclusive classrooms that provide greater opportunities for students in special education to be educated and in the same classroom as other children.
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A setting that is based on the flexibility and needs of students with special needs.
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Developing Special Educators to Work Within Tiered Frameworks
The extent to which students with disabilities are educated alongside their peers without disabilities in the general education classroom.
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Setting a Framework of Inclusive Support for Students With Disabilities
An educational environment in which a student can access academic programming with the least amount of support.
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Service-Learning With Students With Exceptionalities: A Commitment to Inclusion in General Education Teacher Preparation
The principle in IDEA that states that children with disabilities should be included to the maximum extent possible. This includes children in public, private, or other facilities.
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Dual Licensure Programs: Special Education Meets Academic Content Areas
A child with a disability is educated in a school environment in which they will be the most successful; typically, a general education classroom with supports.
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Human Rights in the Classroom: iPad Applications for Students With Disabilities
Educating students who have disabilities, with their nondisabled peers, for the maximum amount of time possible.
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