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Category Archives: ideas
Opportunities for Success with Switches by @SENICT #assistivetech #augcomm #spedchat
From Jeremy over on Teaching All Students. Many years ago my kindergarten teacher, Miss Pinder thrust a pencil into my tiny hands and asked me to draw a picture. From that first day in school, every one of my teachers … Continue reading
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Opportunities for Success with Switches by @SENICT #assistivetech #augcomm #spedchat
From Jeremy over on Teaching All Students. Many years ago my kindergarten teacher, Miss Pinder thrust a pencil into my tiny hands and asked me to draw a picture. From that first day in school, every one of my teachers … Continue reading
Posted in assistive technology, communication, Guest Posts, ideas, switches
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Mrs. Kilburn’s Kiddos #sped #spedblog #spedchat
From Jeremy over on Teaching All Students. Today, I would like to introduce Barbara Kilburn. Barbara is a special education teacher in California who works with students ages 6 to 9 who have mild/moderate disabilities in a self-contained classroom. This … Continue reading
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Creative Art Experiences For Children with Special Needs #spedchat #specialneeds #tck #inclusion
From Jeremy over on Teaching All Students. Source: disaboom.com Thanks to a tweet posted to the #SpEdChat hashtag by @Michelle_Horst on Twitter, I discovered a wonderful resource published by Crayola titled “Creative Art Experiences For Children with Special Needs”. This colorful … Continue reading
High-Tech Teaching in Low-Tech Classrooms – How? #edchat #edtech
From Jeremy over on Teaching All Students. As 21st-century educators, we are expected to help students master the technological tools they will encounter in society and the workplace. However, in many districts, teachers are lucky if their classrooms have one … Continue reading
#180ATUDL2010
Christine Southard was inspired by several different posts to start a new project – #180ATUDL2010. Basically it’s a twist on the 365 Project that many people have been trying. She modeled it to follow 180 days of a typical school year (yes, she’s aware she’s a little late!), and I’m hoping to keep up. I’ll be posting my own pix to my Flickr account – teachntech and tweeting them using the #180ATUDL2010 hash tag. So I hope that we can inspire some great ideas!
Patrick
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Overheard at ATIA…
Have lots of left over roll lamination… There is always lamination leftover when you use the roll laminator. While sitting in a presentation on Thematic Units made EASY by Aimee Solutions, someone suggested a great use for that leftover lamination. Get some spray adhesive (from Elmer’s), and your extra laminate. Then spray (preferrably in a box), slap on a picture, and you have cheap, quick one-sided lamination! Love quick easy tips like this.
Patrick
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