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An explanation of the term "special needs," and a look at different children's diseases, disorders and disabilities that fall under that umbrella.">IE=8

Is Teaching Cursive a waste of time? Or is it an art worth preserving?

Looks like a very interesting book as to how to connect music and the teaching of literacy.

READING RAINBOW is designed to encourage a love of books and reading among children ages 4-8. The site features young writers and illustrator's stories, books to explore, games, activities, and fun trivia.

Their is a high dropout rate in the inner city high schools.

According to teens writing a text message or e-mail is informal writing.

provides information and links useful for the teacher with a class that is taking the njask.

This website provides a deeper look into the No Child Left Behind Law.

This website offers us an example of a classroom discipline plan.

This website gives us a more in depth look at Individualized Education Plans.

How do we plan activities for a special education or resource room students?  As with any consideration in special needs education, it is crucial to understand what the special...

In creating effective classroom management strategies for special education students, it is important to remember that a one size behavioral intervention may not meet the needs of any students operating within the constructive framework of an IEP (Individualized Education Plan). Each student is unique and different in behavioral needs within the classroom.

To enhance reading, math, writing and behavioral skills, students with special needs may sometimes need lesson modifications and accommodations. A student's IEP (Individual Education Plan) may provide specific strategies for lesson changes, but for most teachers, this change may be daunting. Oftentimes, teachers are not sure how to provide the expected modifications and accommodations in instructional planning. This article will provide tips on how to effectively make those changes and create win-win learning opportunities for students with special needs.

Teachers Network is a major, non-profit education organization offering online multimedia professional development and teacher education packages in order to improve student achievement.

This is a website resource guide for any one in the field of education looking to better education through the support of money, suggests and personal advice.

This is a page set up to allow users to link to websites that offer college prep for high school students, mentoring, lesson plans for teacher, grants and ideas for fundraising.

This article provide ten fun games for students. They are all educational based and not that long. Article suggests to be used as end of the day games but I think they are great to use any time throughout the day when students need a break!

Teach abroad is a websites that opens many doors for people who may be interested in teaching throught the world.