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This is a great site for classroom management tips. It is important for Special Education teachers to have a lot of tricks up our sleeves for managing behavior.

This website has many different teacher's behavior management strategies. Lots of good ideas if you read through them!

This is a great site for special education teachers. It provides tips for behavior problems and classroom management.

I am a behavior specialist at my primary school. I use this site as a resource for different strategies and interventions to implement in the classroom. This site is also an invaluable resource for academic interventions and RTI strategies.

When I was browsing this website I found that it offered many unique ways to introduce colors to the classroom. This site has an art exhibit which allows students to explore various artwork. Also, another link allows teachers to create certificates for awards when good behavior is shown.

Carol Gray developed Social Stories™ as a tool to communicate proper social cues and behaviors in different situations to Autistic children. The stories help children, with any social deficit, function and cope with the world around them. I use social stories with all my students.

iPads4Kids supports the use of iPads in special education classrooms by providing information and links for apps--both free and for purchase. The apps are categorized into groups: reading skills, writing, social skills, reading text, fine motor skills, communication, behavior, and miscellaneous.

This is a wonderful site to help teachers incorporate technology into the classroom. There has been a lot of research lately regarding special needs children and ipads. As a special education teacher, I think it is important to have a lot of sources to pull from when teaching.

Has many videos on classroom management, including techniques to get students attention and how to transition them from task to task throughout the day. Great examples if you need guidance in directing the entire class.

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