Convincing students to read more often and in depth
Unsurprisingly, studies confirm that the better kids are at reading, the better they do...
Tools for students with dyslexia
If you have students struggling with dyslexia, check out the Dyslexia Help website (http://dyslexiahelp.umich.edu)...
PlayWorthy: Reading comprehension games
Have your students try these fun little games to help with reading comprehension. All...
tidbITs: Reading Machine & Root Words
Here are a couple of apps that help with reading — one which shows...
Level Up: Online CE classes for special education and more
Earn CE certificates via many of these free and low-cost webinars, courses, and seminars....
See Firstbook.org for free and low-cost books, apps, and more
First Book is a nonprofit social enterprise committed to elevating educational opportunities for children...
MCEC Conference March 6-8, 2019 in Grand Rapids, Mich
Register now for the 79th annual Michigan Council for Exceptional Children conference, held March...
Using simple sign language to promote learning and literacy
Katie, a student with Down’s syndrome, was having a difficult time in class. She...
Dealing with sexuality-related issues for students with autism
It’s important to realize that for most students with disabilities, even when intellectual functioning does...
PlayWorthy: Don’t forget Bookshare!
Educators use Bookshare to make reading easier for students with specific learning disabilities in...