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I'd like to know what people may think are the best activities/teaching strategies to implement in the inclusive classroom when related to working with special needs students.
March 5, 2009, 12:00 am [ report as inappropriate ]I don't know if ours is the best, but we've implemented two music/circle times per day to appeal to ages K-2.
Our kids vary all over the place within their abilities in autism, cerebral palsy and Angelman's. It's taken a good
solid two months, but they're all learning to listen to cues, the music, shapes & colors. We're working on concepts of big and small now. After our cirlce times we break out into working on individual IEEP goals and objectives twice a day: language arts in the am and math in the afternoon. An individually scheduled Intellitools session for each one on the computer takes place daily and then an entire group session with intellitools on the computer as well.
I also sometimes use Starfall.com on some of my students who are ready for more advanced work.
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