There are a lot of resources on the web for special education teachers. I would gather them up, but it's already been done pretty well by teaching tips. They have a list of 102 websites/resources on teaching students with special needs in a post entitled "The Ultimate Guide to Special Needs Teaching."
I've also thought about putting together a glossary of IDEA, special education, and early intervention terminology and acronyms--but again, others have beat me to the punch. Here are some glossaries to help you sort through the jargon of special education and IDEA speak:
Wrightslaw glossary--IDEA terms defined
Here's DSU's glossary with related links and some videos associated with each term.
The Belleview district in Washington has a nice list of acronyms related to special education--although some are specific to Washington.
The Tennessee SIG (state improvement grant) site also has a nice downloadable guide to terms and acronyms, but again there are going to be some that are state specific.
7.28.2008
Special Education Teaching Resources
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Special Education Teaching Resources is dealt with so well over your way = I just wish it was the same way over here!
That's interesting--I've heard others say pretty good things about the education system (generally) in your neck of the woods. So what do you see as the problems with teaching resources over there?
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