Kids with LD Advise Teachers - 1 views
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David Koppenhaver on 06 Nov 15Cute kids talk about letting kids be kids in the classroom.
5 Online Typing Tutors Every Teacher Should Try in the Classroom - EdTechRevi... - 0 views
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EdTechReview. Useful resource for checking into tech efficiently. This link looks at online typing tutors.
Learn to Type | Free Typing Tutor - Typing.com - 0 views
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Free typing practice lessons. No bells and whistles, but instant feedback. Great support for additional practice or in schools with technology access but no typing class.
PREK BOOKS READ ALOUD - YouTube - 2 views
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Large collection of read-alouds aimed at young children. Some have text present. Many are quite good, some not so, but you can save search time by starting here.
Alternative Pencils - 2 views
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Toby Scott's alternative pencils website is full of great ideas, video examples, and more. Great site to educate yourself to possibilities for students with significant disabilities.
Alternative Pencils - Blog - 1 views
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Toby Scott' awesome information resource on alternative writing tools for students with disabilities.
Home - Willans Hill School - 0 views
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Special school in Australia that does 4 Blocks instruction with students who have complex needs.
Camp ALEC - 0 views
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Literacy camp for kids who use augmentative and alternative communication and the professionals who are interested in supporting their literacy learning.
Making Words Kindergarten and First Grade on the App Store - 1 views
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Based on Cunningham's strategy. 50 lessons. iPad or iPhone.
About | All Together We Can - 1 views
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Sam Sennott's AAC, AT, inclusion, literacy, UDL, IOS, mobile tech blog. Lots of useful info.
http://dlmpd.com - 1 views
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The math, language, communication, reading, and writing online modules created by the Center for Literacy and Disability Studies for teachers of children with the most significant intellectual disabilities.
Creating interactive video lessons | education | lynda.com - YouTube - 0 views
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Interesting possibility for supporting flipped instruction or providing students with guided viewing experiences. Link to or upload video, edit with comments, directions, tasks, provide links, etc. Interesting instructional possibilities. Only possible downside for instruction is that all projects are made public--that's nice for a learning community but not so great for confidentiality for clinical/classroom vids.
Free Technology for Teachers: 5 Free Tools for Creating Whiteboard Videos - 1 views
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Support families and students with homework, create greater student independence and understanding, support Flipped classroom activities, and more.
jess (@diaryofamom) | Twitter - 0 views
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Mother of child with ASD tweets on life, education, communication. Lots of food for thought.
a diary of a mom - 0 views
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Blog by mother of a child with autism. Thoughtful, insightful, wide-ranging.
Adventures In Speducation | I am a special education teacher in the suburbs. I teach in... - 0 views
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Excellent blog by teacher of students with significant disabilities. Includes nice examples of classroom activities.
Free Technology for Teachers: Two New Apps That Are Great for Recording Audio Interviews - 0 views
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Opinion app for iPad allows up to 10-minute recordings and some editing. StoryCorps.me for iPhone or Android includes interview questions and does NOT require setting up StoryCorps account. Creating account allows you to publish recordings to StoryCorps website.
Pexels · Free high quality stock photos - 0 views
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Just what it says. Search via categories. 2000 photos currently and 35 new ones added weekly. Great teacher and student resource.
Learn Touch Typing Free - TypingClub - 0 views
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Free, online program with touch typing lessons. Intended for children who are non-disabled but practice might assist other digital keyboard user.
http://myemail.constantcontact.com/February-Camp-Connection.html?soid=1110322785188&aid... - 0 views
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Scroll down to "Giving is Good" to see pictures of past True Friends Literacy Camp participants. And to read the good news that the MN Timberwolves Read-to-Achieve donated $5,000 to Camp True Friends Literacy Camp to support camper scholarships. Barb Wollak got to accept the check and HIGH five the Timberwolves players.
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