inclusion in schools

17 Pins
·
8y
By
Julie Gerhart Rothholz
three different colored markers with the words 8 ways to deterate a worksheet
8 Ways to Differentiate a Worksheet
Eight ways to differentiate worksheets in your classroom. The last one has been a life saver, and is very empowering for the students!
a young boy standing in front of a sign that says my is day of kindergarten
To My Son With Down Syndrome as You Start Kindergarten
The author's son standing behind a frame that says "My 1st Day of Kindergarten"
an info sheet with information about the different types of writing and teaching materials on it
Special Education Accommodations
Learn more about classroom accommodations for special #education students and receive a FREE copy of this accommodations printable!
an image of children holding a welcome sign with the words welcome on it and two speech bubbles
Top 10 reasons for inclusive schools or classrooms. In case anyone ever asks me why I am so passionate about inclusion. Plus it is a great reminder of why inclusion is so important everyday.
an image of children holding a welcome sign with the words welcome on it and two speech bubbles
Top 10 reasons for inclusive schools or classrooms. In case anyone ever asks me why I am so passionate about inclusion. Plus it is a great reminder of why inclusion is so important everyday.
the cover of an instructional book for children
Inclusion Strategies That Work!: Research-Based Methods for the Classroom
The Sensory Spectrum: Inclusion Strategies That Work! Research-Based Methods for the Classroom. Pinned by SOS Inc. Resources. Follow all our boards at pinterest.com/sostherapy for therapy resources.
an open book with the word iep on it and a binder attached to it
Student Led IEP Scavenger Hunt
"Must-Have IEP Organization Kit" posted 04/01/2012 on blogspot for "MissAllisonsclass"...includes 8 forms in downloadable packet: IEP Idea Organization Sheet, Future Planning Parent Questionnaire, IEP Mtg Attendance Cklist, Important Docs Envelope Cover, Progress Rpt Organization Cover Sheets (2), and an EOY Inclusion Teacher Survey. Thanks to "Don" for finding it originally.
“We want to take a moment to introduce you to our son.” Dear Parents, Kindergarten Class, Letter To Parents, First Language, Learn To Read, A Letter, A Mother, My Son
To the Parents of My Son’s Classmates, From the Mom of a Boy With Down Syndrome
“We want to take a moment to introduce you to our son.”
a young boy standing in front of a building with his arms up and hands raised
To My Son’s Kindergarten Teachers, From the Mom of a Boy With Down Syndrome
"We’re all on this journey together."
a table that has two different types of education and the same type of instruction for each student
Is it Inclusion?
Is it Inclusion? Check out this handy chart! (www.theinclusiveclass.com)
We think you’ll love these

Related Interests

Inclusion Classroom
Special Education
Inclusive Education
Special Education Resources
Co Teaching
Special Education Inclusion
two pictures of bert loves pigeons on the same page, and one has an image of bert sitting at a table
MODIFYING BOOKS FOR READING SUCCESS: YOU CAN DO THIS! | Special Reads
Great article about modifying books. MODIFYING BOOKS FOR READING SUCCESS: YOU CAN DO THIS! - See more at: http://specialreads.com/blog/?p=600#sthash.uAeYrbLR.dpuf
an open binder with the words online binder resources for the inclusive classroom
Resources for the Inclusive Classroom
Check out this online binder of resources for the inclusive classroom!!
a group of children standing next to each other in front of a white background with an image of a person on a wheel chair
How to Teach Special Needs Students in an Inclusive Classroom | Synonym
How to Teach Special Needs Students in an Inclusive Classroom is a great website to help teachers learn how to help special needs students succeed.
an indudeme card with the words indudeme written in multicolored letters
The Arc of Pennsylvania
Include Me from the Start is an organization of the Arc of Pennsylvania that focuses on inclusion education for preschools, schools, and parents. This link takes you to links to national inclusion organizations.