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Mar 22, 2017
I'm doing a little assignment and need to get some responses on how regular education teachers play a role in the development and implementation of instruction for literacy for exceptional learners. Feel free to answer one, a few, or all questions.
How long have you been working with exceptional learners?
What do you do to differentiate instruction?
How do you collaborate with other professionals?
Which strategies do you use to develop literacy?
What is the most challenging part of helping exceptional learners develop literacy?
Can you think of a time where a literacy lesson did not go as well as you initially thought it would? What did you do to change that lesson?
What advice would you give to new teachers who want to help develop literacy of exceptional learners?
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