Special Education

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In a fruit salad contest for special education, criteria may include creativity in presentation, taste, variety of fruits used, and teamwork during preparation. Judges might also assess the participants' ability to follow instructions and demonstrate skills such as chopping or mixing. Additionally, emphasis could be placed on the enjoyment and engagement of the participants, celebrating their individual contributions.

Theories of special education primarily include the medical model, which views disabilities as deficits to be fixed, and the social model, which emphasizes the role of societal barriers in disabling individuals. Additionally, the constructivist theory focuses on personalized learning experiences, advocating for tailored educational strategies based on each student's unique needs. Finally, inclusive education theory promotes integrating students with disabilities into mainstream classrooms, fostering collaboration and respect among all learners. These theories guide the development of teaching methods, policies, and practices in special education.

Manufacturers of more sophisticated ICU equipment, such as ventilators and patient monitoring devices, provide clinical training for all staff involved in ICU treatment when the device is purchased. All ICU staff must have undergone.

An SCC in special education is a Self-Contained Classroom. That is to say, all children with disabilities (within reason) are located within the same classroom rather than being mainstreamed or placed into a general education class.

These classrooms are beneficial to the students since the instructions are more targeted and the teachers have expertise in dealing with special needs. SCC classrooms are common in private special education schools.

Republic Act No. 7277 or The Magna Carta for Disabled Persons

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Collaboration means providing special education in regular education classrooms. Today, more special education students are taught in regular classrooms, and collaboration is increasing. Collaboration helps to ensure children with learning disabilities get a free appropriate public education, including specialized instruction, in a regular classroom.

Master's degrees typically take 3 years, but you may have to satisfy other requirements as well since your original degree isn't in education. Another Opinion: If one already has an undergraduate degree in an acceptable major a Master's will take the average student carrying the required credit load an average of 12-18 months.

Yes, this is called mainstreaming. Not only does the special needs child learn skills in a mainstreamed classroom, but so do the other members of the class. In most cases the special needs child only spends a few hours in the regular classroom and then goes to a special education teacher for the rest of the day. As a classroom teacher I have always opened my room to special needs students because I think all benefit from the experience.

It is my understanding that in educatory circles, LLI stands for Leveled Literacy Intervention.

LTS stands for Long Term Support.

Many students with learning disabilities and low IQ scores are still able to go to college. Of course, severity of the cognitive imparity will be a major factor. However, most students with pull-out classes and study support in high-school, are able to find colleges with good support systems in place. For instance, colleges can provide waivers for certain class requirements, remedial and pre-college classes to help out students with special needs. The best online resource about planning for colllege can be found at the link on this page.

My child who has short term memory and speech problems just graduated from college in nursing. We spent a lot of time with speech and language therapists (outside of school) working on math and speech and coping skills. Also, he spent a year with Sensory Integration through Occupational Therapy when he was 10.

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I think special education in the philippines was built by a group of people wherein they are fun of helping those disabled children.Giving a chance to special children that coudnt afford to educate there self.

Yes a peron with a learning disability needs special education.

No , because there are no enough jobs to be a teacher in the United Sates.

I think it is.

NCEC stands for Non-Categorical Early Childhood. It is a catch-all category for young children (typically 3-5 or so) who clearly have some kind of developmental delay but don't have a definitive diagnosis. Students can start special education in public schools as early as 3-years-old, but they have to have a qualifying condition (i.e.- usually a diagnosis). Some children may have a diagnosis very early on such as in cases of Down Syndrome or Cerebral Palsy. Many children are given a temporary diagnosis of NCEC for special education qualification either because doctors are unsure of the diagnosis (in the case of unusual or rare disorders) or when the child is not old enough to be officially given the suspected diagnosis (for example, autism spectrum disorders or ADHD, which may require the child to be up to 7 for diagnosis, but have shown symptoms sooner).

Special Education is very broad in the sense that it caters not only the children with special needs but it allows us to know the cause and effect and the means to intervene so that we could bring up children who are still able to communicate to others and to help themselves in the near future. Children with special needs are children with some difficulty in academic. in their daily living or their physical handicapping condition such as the children with learning problems, autistic, down syndrome,hearing impaired, visually impaired, mentally delayed, and the cerebral palsy. We can also include the gifted children. These children who experience one of this problems may or may not be a burdened to their families depending on the acceptance of each member of the family. that is why Special School is a must! that is why parents are encouraged to be open minded about the curriculum of the special education so that they would be obliged to understand the reasons of the special children's world. that is why we need to educate them so that they could live a valuable life in the family, in the community and to our country. We have to educate them on helping themselves to survive, to raise a family and to have confidence in dealing business perhaps. It is their right to be educated! It is not their prerogative to be here on earth! They are here for God's reason and will! Let us show to the world that education is really for all no matter what!

I could tell you mine, but it is mine. If you are going into an interview for a special ed job you should have this down. If you have to sit down and write the answer to help you clarify your thinking.

he had no special training he was self taught

The Regular Education Initiative...

Compared to other educational systems, China instills strong work ethic in to students throughout school levels to insure success. Cutting off high achieving students from others is not done. One key factor is teachers are respected in the country.