Writing Strategies for Students With ADHD | Edutopia - 1 views
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David Koppenhaver on 29 Apr 15Simplistic. Good read for undergraduates or teachers with little knowledge of either ADHD or writing instruction or both.
8 Strategies To Help Students Ask Great Questions - 1 views
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Interesting read, useful to college profs. Working hard to consider applications to kids with significant disabilities.
How Videogames Like Minecraft Actually Help Kids Learn to Read | WIRED - 0 views
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Short piece about increased reading observed in children and adolescents seeking to master a videogame. High degrees of both motivation + specific background knowledge seem to be the keys.
Tar Heel Reader books - Dropbox - 2 views
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Erin Sheldon, mother of child with Angelman syndrome, posted an open Dropbox folder of PowerPoint downloads of books her daughter likes. Nice resource if you want easy access and ability to print quickly.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
a diary of a mom - 0 views
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Blog by mother of a child with autism. Thoughtful, insightful, wide-ranging.
jess (@diaryofamom) | Twitter - 0 views
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Mother of child with ASD tweets on life, education, communication. Lots of food for thought.
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.
Free Technology for Teachers: Five Ways Students Can Share Videos Without YouTube - 0 views
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Just what it says. Might be interesting ways to share teacher- or volunteer-created read-alouds for kids who need the support, or read-alouds of kids who can speak, who have been practicing repeated reading to build fluency (motivation and utility).
Storyline Online - 1 views
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Brilliant read-alouds by actors. Text is not visible during the reading unfortunately.
Amazon.com: Reizen RL-350 Braille Labeler - 0 views
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You can now add Braille to your print materials easily and cheaply -- $29.95. Great way to adapt print input for kids with multiple disabilities. If you've taken our course, remember the "junk Braille" conversation?
TextProject - 0 views
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Hiebert's thoughtful and practical website of information about text difficulty with classroom resources.
Emmanuel's Dream - 0 views
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Organization whose mission is to change society by empowering people with disabilities. Centered in Africa.
Welcome to the SCERTS® Model website - 0 views
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Barry Prizant, Amy Wetherby, and colleagues have a website full of information and resources. Evidence-based and experience-based approaches to autism.
Center for Emerging Artists - 0 views
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Part of EMARC, the center aims to discover and foster the artistic talents of individuals with disabilities.
voices4all | A blog documenting the journey of a mom and speech-language pathologist on... - 0 views
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Marvellous blog by mother, who is also SLP, about her son who uses AAC. Language, literacy, learning, and independence focus.
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