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Quick-Guides to Inclusion: Ideas for Educating Students with Disabilities Second Edition

paperbackApril 23, 2007
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ISBN-13: 9781557668974 ISBN-10: 1557668973
Publisher
Brookes Publishing Company
Binding
paperback
Published
April 23, 2007
Weight
1.7 lbs
Dimensions
27.70×1.80×21.60 cm

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Now for the first time ever the bestselling teacher-trusted Quick-Guides to Inclusion are available in a single updated and revised volumecomplete with 7 all-new Quick-Guides on todays hottest inclusion topics. A must for busy K12 teachers who need fast friendly and practical guidance on including students with disabilities in general education classrooms this photocopiable sourcebook gives educators Fully revised updated contents of all 3 popular Quick-Guide volumes. Past contributorsevery one a respected inclusion expertreturned to refresh these Quick-Guides with their latest knowledge and experience. Teachers will have up-to-date snapshots of a wide array of essential inclusion topics such as literacy partnerships with parents positive behavior support and curriculum adaptations. Each of the 23 Quick-Guides includes easy-to-follow ideas examples and tips teachers can put to use immediately in any classroom and on any budget. Seven brand-new Quick-Guides on critical topics. Educators will get more than 80 pages of brand-new content on teaching writing teaching math addressing cross-cultural issues using universal design for learning listening to students perspectives conducting community-based instruction using simple technology to encourage participation With this convenient user-friendly guidebook educators will have a single resource they can turn to again and again for quick real-world advice on all the key inclusion topics. Every teacher in an inclusive classroom should have a copy on the bookshelf!