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Aug 25, 2006
hello everybody. hope you all had an enjoyable summer, and
are to a degree looking forward to going back to work : )
i'm an ais (academic intervention services) provider for
students with special needs in a K-8 school in Arverne, NY
(Rockaways'). as such, i service between 20 and 30 special
needs kids, in grades ranging from 2-8...
time was, as a regular classroom teacher (special needs),
that having penpals for my students was one of the most
inspirational and motivational activites of the entire year.
the kids just loved it, and they learned so much on many,
many different levels...
however, since becoming an ais service provider, i haven't
been able to share this experience with my kids. BUT I WANT
THAT TO CHANGE!
i am looking for penpals in grades 2-8 for my students to
share the 2006-2007 school year with. teachers of special
education with 10-12 kids in class would be ideal, as i will...See More
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On 8/25/06, Vincent Leone wrote:
> hello everybody. hope you all had an enjoyable summer, and
> are to a degree looking forward to going back to work : )
>
> i'm an ais (academic intervention services) provider for
> students with special needs in a K-8 school in Arverne, NY
> (Rockaway...See More