Many Microsoft Excel users find that using shortcuts for Excel helps them work more efficiently. For those with specific disabilities, keyboard shortcuts can be easier than using a touchscreen and…
Ever wonder what Specific Learning Disability your Special Ed student or students have and what it means to have that disability? This chart helps Special Ed and General Ed teachers understand specific learning disabilities and how they can help accommodate to the student(s) so they can learn the best way possible. As a Resource Teacher, I created this chart to help students in my caseload. I distributed this chart to my Administrators, Paraprofessionals, and my caseloads' other teachers, all of whom loved it! They all had a better understanding of the students' disability and followed the accommodations they were able to do. How did I do this? After reading through my caseloads' IEPs, I wrote down each of their processing disorders. Then, under each disability, I typed in each of my caseloads' names. Easy!! You are now helping your students and fellow teachers!! Specific Learning Disabilities Chart by Mayette Bernardo is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Cookie23.
Sometimes our children experience problems with reading because there is a bigger learning or vision issue. Here are the red flags and signs to watch...
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Learning disabilities specifically related to math are called dyscalculia. Signs include difficulty recongnizing patterns or telling time, and they are often mistaken for ADHD.
Therapists may use the CBT ABC model worksheet to help challenge irrational thoughts and cognitive distortions.
Accommodations to support students in your classroom who have Dyscalculia or other math disabilities be successful in school.
The complex nature of the long-term disability application process is stressful and difficult. Do you want to know the secret to winning your LTD claim?
Veterinary Consultation Form & Case Work-up Sheet to help you organize your clinical notes. Are you studying Veterinary Medicine? Do you find your patient load hard to manage? Are you practicing for your future veterinary consults and don't know where to start? You are in the right place!!! Use the Veterinary Consultation form to record your patient's information such as signalment, medical history, symptoms, clinical signs. TPR, and physical examination from nose to tail. Use the Case Work-up Sheet to record your observations, initial problems list, additional problem list based on physical examination, differential diagnosis list, diagnostic tests, results of diagnostic test, diagnosis, treatment plan, prognosis and management plan. What's included: 1 Zip file containing: - 4 PDF Files, 2 page note template (A4 & LETTER size) - 4 PDF Dyslexia-Friendly note templates (A4 & LETTER size) - 1 FREE PDF file with 2 FREE Coversheets - to organize your clinical notes. - 1 FREE "To do" list Template (PDF) This is an instant digital download - there is no physical product. The files become available to download upon purchase. This study template can be used traditionally (printed on paper) and digitally (using Ipad, iPad Air, iPad Pro & Tablets). This product has been optimized for students with dyslexia and visual sensitivities. Mild colours and easy to read/follow fonts are used to lower visual stress and maximize information intake. It is highly recommended that students with disabilities print this document on the coloured paper of their choice or print the files with a colour printer. If you have specific colour preferences and would like any of the documents to be customized, send me a message and I will do my best to modify any product to your liking. + This order includes a FREE “To Do List” digital download gift to help you organize your life and meet your goals. Each digital file that is purchased are for personal use only and cannot be re-sold, re-distributed or reproduced for sale or non-profit in any form. Purchase of the item does not imply transfer of copyright. My products take time to create so please don’t share this file. Instead of sharing copyrighted material, recommend your friends to purchase the item and support a small business. © VETMEDprintables 2019 How this works: -> Add this item to your cart, -> Choose the payment method, -> Once you complete the payment you will see the link for downloading the files. They will be available in your purchases —> www.etsy.com/your/purchases -> Please download the file(s) -> After downloading the files, you can print your purchase. If you have any issues with your order, please DON'T hesitate to contact me, I'm here to help :).
Is your child being evaluated for dysgraphia? Read about types of tests for dysgraphia and how they assess writing skills in children.
How do occupational therapists work with kids who have motor skills challenges? Learn about motor skills OTs may work on, and the specific exercises they use to improve them.
With the insight of a scientist, Dr. Carol Foster realized immediately that this time the vertigo was not triggered by Meniere’s Disease.
By: Lori Ernsperger, Ph.D. & Tania Stegen-Hanson, OTR/L Does your child refuse to eat foods from a specific food group?Does your dinner table turn into a battle ground during mealtimes?Are you working with a student who is anxious or scared of eating new foods? If you have answered yes, then Just Take a Bite is the perfect resource with easy effective answers to these troubling questions. The long-awaited book is written for parents and professionals working with children with food aversions and eating challenges. Dr. Lori Ernsperger and Ms. Tania Stegen-Hanson provide clear and concise strategies and practical lessons for assisting children in eating a balanced diet. This valuable resource contains a comprehensive treatment plan for solving mealtime struggles. 236 pages, paperback
Impact statements play a powerful role in IEPs. They describe what the challenges are that a student in experiencing and their direct impact.
Multi-sensory teaching is a concept that involves trying different teaching modalities in order to reach all learners. There are 12 types of learners!
Life skills may need to be specifically trained in kids with disabilities, often though chaining methods. 100+ Indepent Living Skills Checklist included in this post.
Use this sample IEP letter to request school classroom accommodations for a child with ADHD or a learning disability like dyslexia.
When a child retains the STNR, specific learning areas break down.
Tests for executive functioning issues look at skills like working memory, set shifting, and idea generation. Find out how these tests for executive function work.
We all have students who struggle and require differentiated activities to access grade-level concepts, but how many of you put the same attention into
Inside: Browse, print, and use this comprehensive list of IEP Accommodation and 504 Accommodations. Includes a PDF.
What is it? A child with dyspraxia can present with a wide spectrum of difficulties. The term is, however, used to describe co-ordination difficulties with evidence of significant perceptual problems in the majority of cases. Caution should be taken...
What is a 504 plan? Get a definition of 504 plans and learn about Section 504 services for students in this guide.
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Taken from my 26 page manual on working with Exceptional Learners, this handout is a quick reference specifically on working with students with specific learning disabilities. Perfect for teachers in the inclusion setting or assistants new to working with students with special needs. This easy to read reference handout includes general information on SLD students as well as tips for addressing needs in the classroom. This is for the teacher who does not need the entire manual download and just specifically wants info on working with students with learning disabilities. For a more comprehensive source, please see my full manual guide at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Tips-for-Working-with-Exceptional-Students-2002187
What is a 504 plan? Get a definition of 504 plans and learn about Section 504 services for students in this guide.
Learn how to teach life skills in special education using chaining methods (ABA). Examples for backward, forward and total-task chaining.
I was in a heated IEP meeting one time, and a teacher angrily blurted out, 'What do you want from me? Do you want me
