Special Education Articles
1: Motivate Your Pupil: The First Task at Hand for a Good Tutor
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2: Guidelines to be a Good Tutor
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3: Effective reading comprehension techniques: F.A.C.T. Mnemonic
The F.A.C.T. mnemonic helps students organize and remember important comprehension strategies. The letters in F.A.C.T. stand for effective, research supported strategies that support comprehension: Focus, Ask questions, Connect, and Turn on the visuals.
4: Effective Educational Services For Students With Special Learning Needs
Dr. Kari Miller explains what educational therapy is and how it can help students with special learning needs.
5: Benefits of teaching chess to children
The game of chess is a real test to the mental capabilities of a person. By testing and training the mental capabilities, the game refines the character of the person who plays chess on a regular basis. It is this special quality of the game of chess that made it withstand the travails of time and technology for the past 1500 years and still fascinates people.
6: Arapahoe Charter School - A Community Gem
Arapahoe, a small eastern North Carolina town with a population approximately 450, is located six minutes north of Minnesott Beach and 16 miles from Havelock. Greenville and Raleigh, the state capital, are 60 and 133 miles away, respectively.
7: Dot Patterns – a Simple Tool
Letter and number reversals are a major handicap for a large number of students. Those reversals make reading, writing and math much more difficult. I have devised a simple but invaluable tool – Dot Patterns – that has an amazing effect on correcting these letter and number reversals. Its success is one of the foundational principles that motivated me to create the Teach All Kids website to share this idea with others.
8: Dyslexia - Getting to the heart of the debate
Heated debates in the media about dyslexia are nothing new. Whether it centres around how best to diagnose and help dyslexic children, or whether the learning difficulty even exists, dyslexia continues to be an emotive topic. When Labour backbencher Graham Stringer, MP for Blackley in north west England, stated that the condition is a 'cruel fiction', the debate was re-ignited.
9: Video review of The School-Age Child Who Stutters
Video review of The School- Age Child Who Stutters
Teachers deal with a variety
10: How To Develop Reading Skills In Children
Reading difficulties is quite common among students but it can be prevented. Early intervention in reading prevents future reading difficulties. How can you develop reading skills in young children?
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