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Category Archives: Intellectual Disabilities
Cooking With Fire
Renay has been setting up virtual cooking with some of her students this week. Previously, whenever Renay was assigned to Foods or Health classes, Renay never really got into helping the student unless they were really in the kitchen. And … Continue reading
Posted in 8 hours, Campus, Cerebral Palsy, Class Specific Strategy, Disabilities, Distance Learning, Foods, General Education Students, General Education Teachers, Inclusion, Intellectual Disabilities, Modeling, OT, paraeducators, parents, Processing Delay, Professionalism, Reframing, Skills Lesson, Students, Support Services
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It’s Time To Talk Of Other Things…
We thought we’d start addressing hybrid learning this week. We know many schools are beginning to start their process of preparing hybrid learning if they aren’t already there. However, we got a concern that came across Renay’s desk. The concern … Continue reading
Posted in ADHD, Campus, Conferences, Disabilities, Distance Learning, Inclusion, Intellectual Disabilities, ParaEducate, paraeducators, Professionalism, Resources, Technology
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We Interrupt Our Regularly Scheduled Blog Post
For a few years now we’ve wanted to do a historical perspective of special education. And for a few years now, we’ve started but then things get murky with the time line or we get super busy, or things happen … Continue reading
Posted in #BetterTogether, Adults with Disabilities, Disabilities, Intellectual Disabilities, Legal Issues, Resources
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Recap #caltash2018
Cal-TASH is home. Six years ago, Renay and Megan introduced ParaEducate to a Cal-TASH audience. So having skipped last year in favor of SXSWEdu 2017, we were glad to be back with a very familiar venue and familiar faces. One … Continue reading
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Project Based Learning (PBL)
This week is slightly less dramatic than last week before we took off for a week long break. But with the rise of project based learning, we thought we’d look at what it takes to achieve project based learning with … Continue reading
Posted in Autism, Campus, Classroom, Disabilities, General Education Students, Group Work, Intellectual Disabilities, PBL, Processing Delay, Resources, Students
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The Value of Time
Two weeks ago, Renay took a gamble on something in her personal life and wrote up a personal statement and submitted it to a committee for evaluation. She figured in the end, the worse the committee would say would be, … Continue reading
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