Wednesday, March 3, 2010
We Are Teachers Special Education Panel
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Should low-incidence teachers have to be Highly Qualified (NCLB) in all core content areas?
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- 100 Useful Tips for Special Educators
- www.educationbug.org
- Sped law blog
- College of Charleston- Special Education Dept.
- Dr. Keyes website- Best Sped professor ever!
- Funny Stories from Sped Teacher
- AJC Get Schooled
- Georgia Education Standards
- Georgia Alternate Assessment
- Transition Special Education
- IDEA website
- No Child Left Behind
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- Hi. I am a MOID teacher in Atlanta and this is my blog about my life in this field. I absolutely love my students yet have mixed feelings about the logistics behind it. Here I share my outlook and attempted assistance ( I hope :)!)
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