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Explicit Instruction, Part 2: Anatomy of an Explicit Instruction Lesson
Content type: Event
Explicit Instruction, Part 2: Anatomy of a Prototypical Explicit Instruction Lesson HLP Webinar Series - HLP #16, Use explicit instruction Presented by Charles Hughes, Ph.D., and Courtney Dexter, Ph.D. Now that you know what explicit instruction is—how do...
Explicit Instruction, Part 1: Exploring the Foundations of Explicit Instruction
Content type: Event
Explicit Instruction, Part 1: Exploring the Foundations of Explicit Instruction HLP Webinar Series - HLP #16, Use explicit instruction Presented by Charles Hughes, Ph.D., and Courtney Dexter, Ph.D. As an effective teacher, you make sure your students learn...
4 Steps for Transition Planning: Valuing the Process
Content type: SET Blog
Posted:
29 June, 2020
As a high-school intervention specialist, my personal transition planning process has evolved over the years. Regardless of your approach to transition planning, however, there's one thing we can all share: If you value the process, your students will...
PAGE Day on the Hill
Content type: Event
Please join GaCEC representatives at PAGE Day on the Hill to ensure our voices are heard. The event is free and includes breakfast and lunch. For more information, contact cecgeorgia1@gmail.com
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TEACHING Exceptional Children Journal (Volume 53, Issue 2)
Content type: Journal
This issue includes articles about Self-Regulated Strategy Development in Writing, Reading, and Mathematics for Students with Specific Learning Disabilities, Quick Collaborative Meetings, Using MTSS as a Structure for Building School–Family Partnerships...
3 Questions for Special Education Teachers to Ask Themselves This Summer
Content type: SET Blog
Posted:
17 July, 2019
Summer is a great opportunity to reflect on the previous school year and identify opportunities for growth. Here are three questions I've been reflecting on over the past couple months.
TEACHING Exceptional Children Journal (Volume 53, Issue 1)
Content type: Journal
This issue includes articles about Improving Classroom Management Practices Using Video Analysis, the Digital Frayer Model: Supporting Vocabulary Acquisition With Technology and UDL, Unit Co-Planning for Academic and College and Career Readiness in...