For the last two years, Special Needs Monthly has been updating teachers on important subject matter concerning exceptional students with special needs. This month's issue will review all of the topics that have been covered in past issues, and give you a chance to make suggestions for future issues. All content has been provided in partnership with The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC).

Special Needs Monthly is taking a summer break in June and July. During the next few months, we'll be gathering more articles, activities, and ideas to help make your back-to-school days a huge success. The next issue will be delivered to your email box in August.

	In This Issue Special Needs Archive Topics from past issues include: Teaching Students with ADD/ADHD English-Language Learners (ELL) Disruptive Behavior Social Skills and Autism Behavior and Classroom Management Adapting Reading and Math Materials for the Inclusive Classroom Culturally Diverse Students with Learning Problems Crossover Children – LD and Gifted Making Assessment Accommodations Inclusion IEPs and more! Special Needs Subject Area Assessment Forms Graphic Organizers Quiz Library References and more!

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	The Council for Exceptional Children Books on Teaching Strategies for ADD/ADHD Classroom Management for All Teachers: 11 Effective Plans This book presents detailed but user-friendly information on 11 classroom management plans for two common problem areas: on-task and assignment completion problems, and disruptive behavior and rule violations. IEP Team Guide This book is the ultimate guide for anyone involved in an IEP team. In clear, concise, everyday language it explains what federal law requires and describes the process of developing and revising an IEP. Testing Students with Disabilities This guide explains how to decide which tests students with disabilities should take; describes what assessment accommodations are, their purpose, and who is eligible for them; and suggests how to blend the assessment process with the student's IEP. Family Education Network Books on Teaching Strategies for ADD/ADHD Classroom Activities for Correcting Specific Reading Problems This resource provides over 230 easy-to-use exercises, games, and activities to correct individual reading skill deficiencies. Reading & Writing Remediation Kit Scores of practical guidelines and ready-to-use materials to help students master reading and writing in all content areas.