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The Teacher’s Guide to Intervention and Inclusive Education

1000+ Strategies to Help ALL Students Succeed!

By: Glynis Hannell

Formerly published by Peytral Publications

Provides observation charts for making quick, systematic profiles of students' strengths and difficulties and more than 1,000 intervention/inclusion strategies for adjusting instruction to students' individual capabilities.

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Product Details

Grade Level: K-12
ISBN: 9781890455071
Published By: Corwin
Year: 2007
Page Count: 264
Publication date: January 01, 2007

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Description

Formerly published by Peytral Publications

The Teacher's Guide to Intervention and Inclusive Education enables educators to quickly identify individual student's difficulties and strengths and then target intervention directly where it is needed.

The book's practical, creative strategies are designed to help students of all abilities to improve skills in reading, writing, and mathematics. Educators will also find methods to enhance students' concentration and habits of organization, and techniques that promote success for advanced students, learners with disabilities, and students who are at risk. This resource includes:

Observation charts for making quick, systematic profiles of students' strengths and difficulties
Over 1,000 teacher-tested ideas for successful intervention and inclusion
42 innovative reproducibles for teachers, parents, and students
A comprehensive section on how to help students succeed in math
A practical section on working with colleagues and parents to enhance student outcomes

Author(s)

Glynis Hannell

Glynis Hannell has a BA (Hons) in Psychology and an MSc in Child Development, both from London University. She has worked as an educational and developmental psychologist in education departments, child health organizations, and child development units. She has also lectured in child development at the University of South Australia. She is currently a consultant psychologist working with children and adolescents with special needs, their teachers, their parents and caregivers, and other professionals. She contributes to professional conferences and professional inservice training programs.

Fullarton House - Assessment Therapy and Teaching; Educational Psychologist

Table of Contents

Introduction

1. Effective Teaching

2. Reading

3. Written Language

4. Math

5. Concentration and Organization

6. Teamwork

Appendix

Other Titles in: Special Education | At-Risk | Teaching Methods & Learning Styles

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