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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.
He only says a couple of words like pizza. What can be done for him to help him to start talking?
Jun 24, 2020
I am a first year teacher. I just got hired for the 2020-2021 school year. I am in a self contained high school SpEd class. Any essential tools (ie: organizer bins staplers etc. ) that I should buy. Also any advice would be appreciated. I am fairly young (early 20s) and could use the help from peers who have been in the field. I onl...See More
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Nicola
Hi There!
Welcome to the Special Education community! It is really such a rewarding area to teach in.
Some tools/supplies/things I find valuable to have within my classroom are:
1. Sensory Toys - make sure every student has a bin or a container that is labelled for just them and their support worker, should they have one....See More
Welcome to the Special Education community! It is really such a rewarding area to teach in.
Some tools/supplies/things I find valuable to have within my classroom are:
1. Sensory Toys - make sure every student has a bin or a container that is labelled for just them and their support worker, should they have one....See More
Nicola
Whoops! I guess my eagerness with the comment button resulted in it being posted a couple of times. Sorry for that!
Jul 6, 2020
I'm interested in hearing from high school resource teachers and how they developed a plan for transition activities while balancing classroom support for resource students within their buildings. How have you used blended learning techniques or created personalized learning projects within your program?
Mar 8, 2020
2. What's another thing besides an IEP that can outline accommodations for students with disabilities?
3. Does every student with an IEP automatically qualify for assistive technology?
haha
They are part of the team and should be communicating regualrly with the SPED teacher about student progress, issues, etc. but don't generally go to IEP meetings unless their input is really needed or the parent requests it.
504 Plans can be for a student with a disability who needs accommodations implemented by the teacher but does not ne...See More
504 Plans can be for a student with a disability who needs accommodations implemented by the teacher but does not ne...See More
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