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karen Janowski

Wrightslaw - The "Write Stuff" For Preventing and Treating Disabilities by Virginia Ber... - 1 views

  • two kinds of writing disabilities. One group has initial trouble learning to read; the children respond well to instruction, but have persistent problems with writing. One of these children commented to this author, "OK, so now you cured my dyslexia; now what are you going to do about my dysgraphia?"
  • For many other children, writing problems develop even though they learned to read quite easily.
  • several reasons for writing difficulty: a) underdeveloped spelling, handwriting or composing skills, singly or in combination; b) processing problems related to handwriting, spelling and composition to included orthographic or phonological coding, fine motor planning, automatic letter retrieval and production, working memory, and so forth; or, c) attention deficit disorder. In addition, some children have simply not had a program of coordinated, explicit instruction in all the component skills needed to develop a functional writing system.
karen Janowski

Free Online Learning at GCFLearnFree.org - 4 views

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    awesome life skills resource
karen Janowski

Home | Headmagnet - 4 views

shared by karen Janowski on 03 Apr 10 - Cached
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    study skill tool - helps you learn and remember using cognitive and memory research fascinating site
Amanda Kenuam

Learning Expression & Socialization Skills through Art - 0 views

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    "special education, students, SPED, art, socialization, expression, emotional development"
Christine Southard

Remember The Milk: Online to do list and task management - 0 views

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    Use this tool for study skills
Patti Porto

peercollaboration - 3 views

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    "The Peer Collaboration program is designed to assist students who have needs within their classroom environment. The program pairs a peer with a student who is struggling with a particular course, has trouble staying focused, has difficulty building relationships with classmates, or any other obstacle a student may face on a daily basis. Placing peers into classrooms with students who are struggling allows collaborating peers to build their empathy and leadership skills. Additionally, having more leaders in the classroom allows the teacher to focus on all students, balancing his or her time with each student. Peers learn to collaborate with their fellow students as well as with the classroom teacher. Classroom students learn to collaborate with their peers and gain a new understanding of the material, learn to build friendships, and overcome obstacles, eventually leading them to success."
karen Janowski

WHS Skills Cafe - 3 views

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    cheryl oakes' work - reimaging the High School Learning Center using UDL, learning style inventories and technology.
Peggy George

SMARTer Kids Foundation, SMARTer Kids Research Papers-Special Education - 0 views

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    Research paper on the use of Smartboards with E/BD adolescents-very positive results.
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    Very informative research paper on the use of Smartboards to help adolescent special education students (E/BD) develop appropriate social skills.
J B

Universal Access Games - 0 views

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    educational video games for parents and professionals of children, including those with special needs
Kecia Waddell, PhD

Research-based reading games and activities - 2 views

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    Research-based reading games and activities designed to help build key reading skills in a fun and engaging way. Included are phonemic awareness, phonics, sight words, vocabulary and reading comprehension.
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