Posts tagged IEP
How To Check Your Students Reading Performance?
How To Check Your Students Reading Performance?

As teachers, we document many of these occurrences in the classroom. Of course, we help our students but many teachers are not trained on ways to support students in the classrooms before a diagnosis.

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ELA/ Reading Strategies, Teacher SupportEducational Innovation 360Educational Innovation 360Dyslexia, Katie Pierce, Neurological Disorders, reading, teacher, student support, student success, Reading performance, Phonics, Sound symbol corresponding, Reading Comprehension, IEP, 504
Why You Should Spend More Time Thinking About Personalized Learning
Why You Should Spend More Time Thinking About Personalized Learning

One of the best outcomes of implementing personalized learning in a face-to-face environment is access. Why can’t individual students take courses that rely more on their personal interests?

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Reform, elearningCassandra WilliamsEducational Innvoation 360e-learning, online learning, online course, online instruction, individualized instruction, Personalized, IEP, 1:1, working with students, studnets, teachers, differentiation, diverse learnerComment
How Are Your Students Doing In This Virtual World? IDEA
How Are Your Students Doing In This Virtual World? IDEA

According to the U.S. Department of Education, seven million children ages 3 to 21, or 14 percent of all public-school students, receive such special education services. So how are we serving students now?

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elearning, ReformDavid E. Johnson, Ed.D.Educational Innovation 360Special Education, IDEA, FAPE, David Johnson, TransformEd Consulting, Texas, children, Covid19, DOE, Department of Education, Educational department, disabilities, in-person, remotely, advocacy group, parentsTogether, services, internet, digital divide, pandemic, reporting, IEP, Individualize Learning plan, Individualized educational plan, Universal design learning, UDL