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|  | | The Classroom Teacher's Inclusion Handbook : Practical Methods for Integrating Students With Special Needs
"The Classroom Teacher's Inclusion Handbook" is written for regular teachers who are getting special ed children in their classes. Each type of special ed is defined, the expected needs and behavior are described and a list of things to do to help these special needs children is provided. There are also references and websites listed for further information.
All of the 13 types of Special needs students are covered. The gifted and talented are also included. Each section gives detailed information about the special needs of the student and several methods to help them achieve their education. The book has a special section for dealing with terminally ill students and handling the death of a student.
The author of this book was a special education teacher for 27 years and a teacher of under-graduate and graduate courses in special education for the past 7 years. | |  | | The Classroom Teacher's Trouble-Shooting Handbook : Practical Solutions to Problems With Students, Adults, and Procedures
Presents classroom problems about students, colleagues, parents, administrators and procedures with advice on solving them in a win-win method. Also tells what to avoid doing. Special sections on fighting and suicidal behavior. Now in its second printing.
The book looks at 150 problems likely tohappen in the classroom. Each problem is analysed and solutions are offered. Solutions which are punitive or non-productive are recommended for avoidance. Problems are cross-referenced to similar problems. | |  | | The Excellent Teacher's Handbook
60 Exercises for veteran teachers to take their teaching to the next level.
The purpose of this book is to get teachers to examine many of the ideas they have taken for granted or not contemplated at all. Examples: What are the goals of American education? What is the best way to call on children? Should you teach your personal ethics? What is the role of Unions? |
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