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The Role of the Family in Education of Children with Special Needs
There may be a lot of team members when it comes to special education, such as SLP’s, OTP’s, school psychologist, general education teachers, special education teachers, school nurses, resource room teachers, etc., but none are more important that the student’s … Continue reading
Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #11
This week was fairly typical. My students did well, and the lessons were effective. We let the students have input on rearranging the classroom with the forethought that there wasn’t too much time left in the year, but it … Continue reading
Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #10
This week was full of a lot of schedule and strategy changing due in a large part to different people being sick. Both of the students with more severe disabilities that were having challenging behaviors last week improved slightly, but … Continue reading
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Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #9
Welcome to week 9 of my student teaching. After the adrenalin rush of last week’s job fair I waded into the online application bog. I applied for a position at the school I had been working at for the last … Continue reading
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Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #8
Welcome to week 8 of my student teaching. This week was a good solid week with my students. We continued our abstract non-fiction trend for writing by working on dragons as a topic. I used several vantage points, such as … Continue reading
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Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #7
I was able to get a lot accomplished this week. After working on my TPA for two and half weeks I was able to submit it, and I’m looking forward to the response. Overall it was a positive experience, and … Continue reading
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Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #5
This was my TPA week, and of course my first day was the perfect storm. It was a Monday and it seemed like every student had a rough weekend. The five students in my group had a tough time concentrating, … Continue reading
Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #4
This week was definitely a test to see how much I could handle. The week started well, and I felt like I was getting a handle on all the lesson plans and curriculum. Then I received the news that a … Continue reading
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Tagged asd, autism, behavior challenges, empathy, Special Education
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Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #3
This last week was as busy as ever, and I ramping up with doing more lesson plans each week. My math group was very interesting this week because I am realizing the polarity within the group. I also realized how … Continue reading
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Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #3
This week has really been a change of gears for me. I started doing lesson plans for my writing/handwriting group, and though they are similar the “Learning Experience” (section describing step in the lesson) is different each day. This was … Continue reading
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Tagged assessement, Handwriting, Lesson Plan, Math, motor skills development, one-to-one, Reflections, Special Education
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