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Category Archives: teachers
Upcoming Conferences
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. I get several email and questions about my speaking schedule. So, I decided to answer all of the questions at one time. Several of the upcoming trainings/conferences are either private trainings or … Continue reading
Posted in Autism Conferences, Autism Trainings, Cindy Golden, teachers
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Verbal Behavior Series Part III: Vocabulary
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. Here is Part III: Vocabulary lesson on Verbal Behavior. Go over and read it.
Posted in ABA, teachers, Verbal Behavior, Verbal Language and Learning
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Pin it to Win it Party!
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. Thank you everyone on Pinterest for Pinning to Win it! We have a randomly selected winner………Sue Lenhoff. Please email me at Cindy@snrmag.com and we will have Cindy’s new book The Special Educator’s … Continue reading
Posted in Pin it to Win it Party, Pinterest, teachers
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Great Autism Visual
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. This is a good overall visual about Autism. Would make a great poster or even a visual for training regular education teachers. Via: Online College Advice
Posted in Autism, CDC, teachers, visual support
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New Book is here!
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. Amazon has the new book published by our editor, Dr. Cindy Golden. It’s at a pre-sale price and should be in warehouses this week. Overwhelmed special educators: Reduce your stress and support … Continue reading
Posted in organization, teachers
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Free Funnix returns!
From JohnL over on Teach Effectively!. Loyal readers of TE will recall that the folks at Royal Limited Partnership gave away copies of the Funnix Beginning Reading program in 2011. Welp, it’s going to happen again! Yes indeedy! Quoting from … Continue reading
Posted in Administration, Direct Instruction, effectiveness, evidence-based, evidence-based education, literacy, News, Primary, reading, teachers, teaching, Technology, The press
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Free gift from Education Consumers Foundation!
From JohnL over on Teach Effectively!. Isn’t it unusual to get something for free that is actually worth a lot? The good folks over at Education Consumers Foundation (ECF) are giving away a small book that is quite valuable, and … Continue reading
Posted in achievement, Administration, arithmetic, Arithmetic and mathematics, Assessment, Behavior management, Bookshelf, Content learning, Direct Instruction, Early Childhood, effectiveness, efficacy, Elementary, evidence, evidence-based education, literacy, logic, mathematics, News, policy, preschool, Primary, Professional development, Public policy, reading, reason, reforms, Research, secondary, Special Education, spelling, standards, teacher education, teachers, teaching, The press, Written Expression
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It’s the teaching that matters
From JohnL over on Teach Effectively!. Does all the verbiage about the ills of education make you wonder about the reasoning skills of educational reformers? Well, it does make me have questions. I practice resisting the urge to walk away … Continue reading
Posted in achievement, Administration, effectiveness, efficacy, evidence, logic, Musings, News, policy, Public policy, teachers, teaching, The press
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SONS Student Organizational Notebook System
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. One of our newest sponsors is the SONS organizational system. We wanted to introduce the system offered by SONS and a little bit about how it can impact the learning and organizational … Continue reading
Posted in Executive Functioning, Organizational System, SONS System, teachers, Teaching Methods
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