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050 | _aLC 3981 .B37 2016 | ||
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_aBateman, David _eauthor |
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_aA teacher's guide to special education / _cDavid Bateman and Jenifer L. Celine |
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_aAlexandria, Virginia : _bASCD, _cc2016 |
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_a190 pages ; _c25 cm. |
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504 | _aIncludes index. | ||
505 | _a1. Special Education and the Laws That Affect It -- 2. Educational Frameworks and the Pre-Referral Process -- 3. The Referral and Evaluation Process -- 4. General Education Teachers and IPs -- 5. Other Students Who Require Accommodations -- 6. Transition -- 7. Classroom Management and Student Behavior -- 8. Service Delivery Options, Related Services, and Other Service Providers -- 9. Assessment, Grades, Graduation, and Diplomas -- 10. Putting It All Together. | ||
520 | _aWith general education classroom teachers facing increased demands- from additional assessments to accountability to larger class sizes to working with idents with disabilities--the profession of teaching is more complex and challenging than ever. We don't have all the answers for dealing with its very demand, but we do have concrete suggestions and descriptions of procedures and processes that can change the way teachers work with students with disabilities. Like other students, those with disabilities are expected to achieve in the general education classroom, and it is often the general education teacher who is responsible for that achievement. | ||
650 | _aEDUCATION ADMINISTRATION AND INSTITUTION | ||
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_aJenifer L. Celine _eco-author |
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