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Symbolic and Non-symbolic information
An explanation of symbolic vs. nonsymbolic information in regards to teaching inclusively. | Differentiated Textbook Instruction
Distribute an article that describes an adaptation you can apply to individualizing textbook... | |
Structuring Lessons to Promote Learning from Materials
Share an article that offers suggestions on modifying materials while teachers are planning for... | ||
Making Adaptations for Disabled Students
Distribute a helpful list of questions to ask when making adaptations for students with mild... | ||
S.O.S. -- Survey, Obtain Information, Self-Test
This adaptation was developed to be useful across subject-matter areas to overcome the... | ||
Summary of the Six Principles of Effective Curriculum Design
An overview of six curricular design issues that ensure teachers are teaching inclusively. | Step 1: Create a Plan for Adapting Materials
Step 1 in the framework for adapting language arts, social studies, and science materials in... | |
Step 3: Develop Goals for Teaching Strategies and Making Adaptations
Step 3 in the framework for adapting language arts, social studies, and science materials in... | Teaching Strategies for Using Materials in an Inclusive Classroom
Two well-defined strategies are described for helping special needs students become independent... | |
Step 6: Determine Adaptations That Will Allow the Student to Meet the Demand
Step 6 in the framework for adapting language arts, social studies, and science materials in... | Simplifying or Supplementing Existing Materials
Students with special needs can successfully become part of the regular classroom setting when... | |
Adapting Language Arts, Social Studies, and Science for the Inclusive Classroom
A list of steps that provide a suggested framework for making decisions about using material... | The Assignment Routine
This two-part adaptation was developed to be useful across subject-matter areas to help you... | |
Step 4: Determine the Need for Content vs. Format Adaptations
Step 4 in the framework for adapting language arts, social studies, and science materials in... | Adapting Existing Materials
An article on adaptations that can be used when existing materials are judged to be... | |
Step 2: Identify the Demands That Students Are Not Meeting
Step 2 in the framework for adapting language arts, social studies, and science materials in... | Educating Children Who Are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing
Tips to help you ensure deaf and hard-of-hearing students are learning in your classroom. |
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