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Are all Children with ADHD Eligible for Special Education?“If life is a race, you have to run. Staying still is not progress. It does not matter if others get distracted and do not focus on the race.” Students who suffer ADHD as if…
The Educators Guide for Students with DyslexiaDo you know that Albert Einstein, Pablo Picasso, Steven Spielberg, Steve Jobs, Walt Disney, Tom Cruise, John Lennon, Richard Branson, and Brent Sopel have something in common?…
Asperger’s Syndrome – The Highest Functioning End of the Autism SpectrumThis poem is one of the most liked and most shared posts by National Autism Association’s FB page. “I am” was written by Benjamin Giroux, 10 years old, with Asperger’s syndrome…
PLANNING, SETTING-UP AND MANAGING A RESOURCE ROOMBeing a Special Ed teacher is more than a profession but a passion. It takes an understanding mind and a loving heart to be an effective one! Not to mention the exceptional…
Strategies for Teaching Hearing-Impaired and Deaf StudentsAccording to NIDCD (National Institute of Deafness or Other Communication Disorder), about 2 to 3 out of every 1,000 children in the United States are born with a detectable level…
Do’s and Don’ts of an Effective New Year’s Resolution“We will open the book; its pages are blank. We are going to put words on them ourselves. The book is called opportunity and its first chapter is New Year’s Day.” – Edith Pierce A…
Christmas Themed Activities for Busy SLPsCan you just imagine that it will be just a week before Christmas? While our weather is getting colder each day and our surroundings are starting to fill with lights, giant trees…