Going to start teaching special needs - help

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miggy_ad
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Going to start teaching special needs - help

Post by miggy_ad » Fri Oct 28, 2005 9:29 am

I am a full-time English teacher but going to start a couple of hours a week doing some voluntary teaching. The children are special needs, physically/mentally (not sure what PC term is now) - so much so that they aren't allowed to attend normal school.
Does anyone have any experience teaching in a similar situation? Any tips?

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Re: Going to start teaching special needs - help

Post by FangWB » Sat Nov 19, 2005 2:50 pm

miggy_ad wrote:I am a full-time English teacher but going to start a couple of hours a week doing some voluntary teaching. The children are special needs, physically/mentally (not sure what PC term is now) - so much so that they aren't allowed to attend normal school.
Does anyone have any experience teaching in a similar situation? Any tips?
"The children are special needs, physically/mentally (not sure what PC term is now)". the more appropriate term is 'diversity'. Individual educational lesson plan for each student is a good start because each child has different level of disability. It is a good idea to start with assessment before writing lesson plans.

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