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Apr 4, 2023
https://lboro.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/perceptions-of-7-9-years-old-childrens-emotional-intelligence
Any suggestions on study guides, Study.com or 240 tutoring or any other method that helped you pass the Florida Subject ESE exam? Thanks!
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Aussiedogs3
I am interested in anything anyone has for this exam also.
Aussiedogs3
I am interested in anything anyone has for this exam also.
Feb 9, 2023
Jan 9, 2023
https://lboro.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/perceptions-of-7-9-years-old-childrens-emotional-intelligence
Feb 20, 2020
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amd
Hi Brittany, try to take into account their primary needs, for example if there are students in wheelchairs try to give them the space they need to move and procure resources in the classroom independently. Not too high lights and low sounds to create a cozy atmosphere.
amd
Hi Brittany, try to take into account their primary needs, for example if there are students in wheelchairs try to give them the space they need to move and procure resources in the classroom independently. Not too high lights and low sounds to create a cozy atmosphere.
Sep 24, 2020
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amd
Hi Sally, While teaching art in a SEN school, I had a lot of issues with remote learning. Not being able to physically guide my students, it was not easy to keep them engaged; moreover, many of them were not independent in using the PC and always had to ask for the help of their parents. The resources they have at school are many more than those at...See More
amd
Hi Sally, While teaching art in a SEN school, I had a lot of issues with remote learning. Not being able to physically guide my students, it was not easy to keep them engaged; moreover, many of them were not independent in using the PC and always had to ask for the help of their parents. The resources they have at school are many more than those at...See More
Jan 12, 2022
Apr 29, 2021
I will be getting a student next year who has a trach. Does anyone have experience this? I'm curious as to how your district handled everything involved (nursing services, schedules, etc.). Any help would be truly appreciated by our IEP team.
Thanks!
Jason
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Aspieteacher
Jason, I had a special education student who had a trachea tube in her neck. An LVN should be provided if your student requires assistance from adults. My district provides individual LVN's for all students with severe disabilities and medical needs.
Aspieteacher
Jason, I had a special education student who had a trachea tube in her neck. An LVN should be provided if your student requires assistance from adults. My district provides individual LVN's for all students with severe disabilities and medical needs.
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