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• Globe Tattoo Broadband

  
  teacherjulie.com — Authority: 118
  My students at times expect me to bring my laptop when we have our sessions. I do this sometimes but there have been instances when we just get frustrated because we can’t connect to the available wi-fi where I teach. We can’t access our favorite sites and I can’t blog either when I have spare time. I am ...
  5 days ago

• Eblast design in html "Fall Special – ED Romantic Getaway" by acarlow

  
  Pro Freelance Projects — Authority: 177
  Private for TemplateSale Please do not bid unless you are TemplateSale (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Dreamweaver, InDesign, Photoshop, Website Design)Go to SourcePost similar project
  6 days ago

• Starting from Scratch

  
  I Have Things... — Authority: 119
  Ive put off writing about the three-hour meeting we had last week with a special education advocate. For one thing, note that number. Three. Hours. Plus. For another, it was a devastating meeting. Not in the literal sense. Nothing was physically destroyed. But there was definitely emotional rubble afterward. There is ...
  1 week ago

• Ready to Do the Arts and Crafts

  
  teacherjulie.com — Authority: 118
  The stuff we need for our homemade Christmas decorations have all been in waiting: scrapbook embellishments, colored paper, a new bottle of glue, pinking shears, glitters, cutter, and a variety of papers needed for the arts and crafts. Why, I may even get a box cutter one of these days if I need to make an ...
  1 week ago

• Wrightslaw: All About IEPs - On Sale Now!

  
  The Wrightslaw Way — Authority: 112
  New Book! Wrightslaw: All About IEPs is at the printer now! Shipping second week of December                        $12.95    Order nowAnswers more than 200 frequently asked questions & introduces key legal issuesOutlines your rights & responsibilities and explains the law in plain ...
  1 week ago

• Online Precautions

  
  teacherjulie.com — Authority: 118
  I have not updated this blog due to some technical glitch. Anyway… I found it surprising that some students are expecting  to have some computer time with me during our sessions. Yes, they seem surprised to see me without a laptop. I have several lessons that they find great, which I was able to get free from ...
  1 week ago

• Grades for Students with Severe Disabilities

  
  The Life That Chose Me — Authority: 103
  One of the most common questions I am asked is “How do you grade the students you teach?” I mean, they don’t do any paper and pencil activities, they don’t produce anything and there are no permanent products. At the high school, every other student is producing something in the way of writing or projects or ...
  2 weeks ago

• Whining

  
  The Life That Chose Me — Authority: 103
  This is going to sound awfully whiny, and there might be some SID/PID teachers who have more of a reason to complain than I do. But I don’t think any are in my county. I feel swamped. I think I have always felt swamped in some fashion or form but this year it hit particularly hard with 3 new students and 2 new ...
  2 weeks ago

• What The Hell Wednesday 3

  
  Blue Monkey Butt — Authority: 120
  Wednesdays are great for Wordless and Wordful posts, but we decided to go a different route and create our own Wednesday fun. We figured what the hell. That’s how we started What The Hell Wednesday. Who are we kidding? That’s pretty much how we decide on almost everything. If you want to play along, grab our ...
  2 weeks ago

• Is Your PLOP a Flop?

  
  The Wrightslaw Way — Authority: 112
  What a great line - from Special Ed e-News at the Special Ed Connection.e-News advises that in the panic to write the IEP, cover all the necessary goals, objectives, benchmarks (if applicable), and figure out how to accurately measure progress, the PLOP (present levels of performance) often gets neglected.If you are ...
  3 weeks ago

• One Stop Special Ed Voucher Info

  
  Jay P. Greene's Blog — Authority: 515
  I know, I know.  I’ve been writing a lot recently about special ed vouchers.  But if you’ve missed it or are just looking for a convenient one-stop place to get the latest info, arguments, and evidence on special ed vouchers, check out the piece Stuart Buck and I wrote for the current issue of Education Next ...
  4 weeks ago

• Getting the GAA Finished

  
  The Life That Chose Me — Authority: 103
  My goal is to finish my entire GAA before Christmas. It’s a lofty goal, but it is totally possible. In order to have any realistic shot at it, though, I need to have all of collection #1 finished before the end of this month. So how am I doing? I’m over half finished, but I’m being reminded as to why it is a ...
  5 weeks ago

• Outrage of the month

  
  To The Max — Authority: 495
  Dealing with The System is never fun, but (shocker!) its even more maddening when you have a kid with special needs. I just heard about a five-year-old with ADHD in Queens, New York , whose bus ride to school was taking two hours to and from— even though he only lives 10 minutes away . Special ed advocates have ...
  5 weeks ago

• + COBIDA Conference in Columbus OH: October 16, 2009

  
  Dyslexia Tutor: News-Resources — Authority: 113
  other topics: click a “category” or use search box October 16, 2009 is COBIDA’s  ” Imagine Every Child Reading ” Conference at the Convention Center in Columbus Ohio. Watch a short video of Keynote speaker Louisa Moats : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoX21V8-p40  .  Here are some highlights: ...
  5 weeks ago

• Pumpkin’s mom

  
  Elbows, knees, dreams — Authority: 118
  This was the conference I was most concerned about, and that I thought about the most.  I rehearsed in my head over and over what I would say to her.  As it turned out, she was very open to what I had to say, and she even said, “I feel relieved that I’m not imagining it, that’s it’s not just me.” So ...
  5 weeks ago

• Jay & Marcus in NR

  
  Jay P. Greene's Blog — Authority: 515
  (Guest post by Greg Forster) In the new National Review , Jay and Marcus review the research on special education funding incentives, including the findings of their recent study on the impact of vouchers in Florida. Financial incentives are particularly important in low-level disability categories like SLD, ...
  5 weeks ago

• How I Talked to My Son about His Special Ed Program (and What He Ended up Teaching Me)

  
  EmpoweringParents.com — Authority: 118
  We knew our son needed some help in school, but I was nervous about how to tell him about it. To prepare, I talked with a friend about the problems he was having in school. She recommended that I check into the ARD program at our school.  In our state, an ARD program is a resource to help parents of students who ...
  5 weeks ago

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