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    Learning Disability

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    visual‚ hearing‚ or motor disabilities” (Santrock‚ 2011)‚ it is still as important for him to receive support in school for him to become a responsible and independent adult. As an educator‚ it is important to construct an individualized education plan (IEP) for Ryan‚ which is a plan that will be tailored specifically to Ryan’s needs only‚ and should be placed in a least restrictive environment. It is important for me‚ as an

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    As the Site Coordinator at Troy Buchanan High School‚ I have served as Cortney Richardson’s immediate supervisor for the past nine years. As a secondary Special Education teacher‚ one is required to fill many roles: teacher‚ casemanager‚ counselor‚ advocate‚ and administrator. In each of these roles‚ she has exhibited exemplary professionalism‚ as well as administrative and interpersonal skills. Cortney’s exemplary interpersonal skills have proven advantageous to students and to the Special

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    Selective Mutism

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    Selective Mutism: Full Inclusion Outline for Calvary Chapel John Doe University PSYCH345 Abstract Calvary chapel of Brevard (CCB) has been a long-standing pillar of strength in Brevard County. Calvary ’s mission to reach a hurting world and support Brevard ’s citizens has made Calvary a church home for many families in the community. Calvary ’s outreach programs have met numerous needs of the community ’s struggling families. Calvary has also provided a safe haven

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    Ap Reflection

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    force me to do it and AP will require lots of self-learning which is already one of my strengths. Secondly‚ I enjoy challenges‚ anything that pushes me to my limits and has a lot of pressure is something that I enjoy. Like all of the extra work my IEP provides me with‚ the Peel Technological Skills Challenge I participated in last year‚ or the

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    listening to how pupils describe the reasoning behind reaching a specific idea. This method of assessment continuously engages the pupils ability to attain new skills and knowledge to help set new aims and objectives for the group and individuals (IEPs). Summative assessment is different to formative assessment as it is not used every day. Summative assessment usually takes place at the end of a topic/term and at the of the academic year. Summative assessment would take the form of Key Stage SATs

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    Critically evaluate legislation in relation to Special Educational Needs and the impact of legislation on practice. Children with any form of disability or additional needs have‚ historically received unequal treatment in education. Towards the end of the 19th century‚ the introduction of compulsory laws began to change the educational opportunities for these children. This essay aims to look at such legislation and how it impacts on today’s practice. What does the term “special educational needs”

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    Autism Spectrum Disorder

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    Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Full Inclusion Plan for Fellowship Bible Church By: Timothy Sloan Liberty University Abstract Members of Fellowship Bible Church (FBC) believe that all people need to have the opportunity to learn the biblical truths of God’s Word. This includes those that have any type of disability. This is why FBC feels led to organize and execute a full inclusion program for the children’s ministry. FBC is a growing church‚ and with constant expansion‚ there are increased

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    education teacher. All of my students are very unique from one another and they all need different support to make sure they are successful inside and outside the classroom. Although the students that I work with daily have different goals in their IEP (Individualized Education Plan)‚ the end result is mostly the same in the sense that they all turn out to be the “best they can be” in all areas of life. My students know what I expect and I am working daily to help them to expect more of themselves

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    Learning and the Hearing Impaired Students who are hearing impaired should be provided with special needs in a way that addresses the student ’s individual differences and needs. Advances in research on effective instructional practices can provide guidance for general education teachers and special education teachers who have little or no training in methods for students with hearing loss. Students who are typically classified as deaf or hard of hearing are described as individuals with hearing

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    CYP 3.4 Evidence 1.4

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    Unit CYP Core 3.1 Child and young person development Evidence 3 3.1 There are many different ways to monitor a child or young person’s development. It is important that a range of different teaching methods and observations are used when working with children’s individual needs. Gathering information about an individual pupils needs from parents/guardians and other staff can help us recognise significant changes that maybe occurring. This information along with information obtained from carrying

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