81. Sunshine School For Children With Special Needs - Bequia Please continue to help us to help students with special needs on Bequia. The SUNSHINE school for children with special needs grew out of a small school http://www.hwcn.org/~aa462/beqsunss.html

Sunshine School for Children With Special Needs - Bequia Port Elizabeth, Bequia, Saint Vincent and The Grenadines phone (784) 457-3794 Directors: Dr. Gregg Thomas (President) Camille Jacobs (Head Teacher) Edna Warburton (Secretary) Ellen Schwartz (Vice President) Susanne Gabriel (Treasurer) Newsletter January 2003 Update - September 2002 The annual auction for the benefit of the Bequia Sunshine School for Children with Special Needs is planned for Sunday January 19th, 2003. Please see the article by Nicola Redway of Outhouse Graphics at the Bequia Tourism Association website events page at URL http://www.bequiatourism.com/events.htm#sunshine Update - December 2000 - Vision and Love The Bequia Sunshine School's splendid new building was formally opened on Thursday 16 November, in the presence of former Prime Minister Sir James Mitchell, Governor General Sir Charles Antrobus, a representative from the Japanese Government, Senator McIntosh, the board of Governors, invited guests and students from the school. The Sunshine School for Children with Special Needs, which now has four full-time members of staff and 20 students, began over 18 years ago as a small school for deaf children, funded by the Bequia Mission of Canada. The school offers assistance to students with various disabilities, including mental and physical disabilities, hearing impairment and learning problems. Its curriculum utilises the basic Primary School curriculum, adapted for the special needs of individual children. Older students are also taught sewing and other household skills.

82. Phi Kappa Phi Forum: Twenty-first Century Classroom: Special Needs, The Full text of the article, twentyfirst century classroom special needs, Because the students at my private school are funded by their local school http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa4026/is_200110/ai_n8962859

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Phi Kappa Phi Forum Fall 2001 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports twenty-first century classroom: Special needs, The Phi Kappa Phi Forum Fall 2001 by Coleman, Nancy L Puett-Sandberg, Marla Strecker-Sayer, Gelene Tingle, Erin R ... Et al Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. As an educator who works as a teacher and administrator in both a public and a private school, I frequently find myself reflecting upon both the benefits and the frustrations found in the two settings. Most of the benefits relate directly to work with students and teachers; the frustrations tend to relate to politicians, schools of education, and societal attitudes that are peripheral to what occurs daily in the classroom. When their rhetoric is analyzed, the main agenda for the politicians at all levels is the fiscal bottom line. Because the students at my private school are funded by their local school districts, that fiscal bottom line is an issue in both settings where I work. Schools of education and our society appear to struggle with the desire for a "one size fits all" approach to education, and in the process they lose sight of the question of what, in life, is the real bottom line?

83. Special-needs Kids Still Sometimes Left Out have been moved out of separate buildings and back into the public schools. Although it has become commonplace to include specialneeds students in http://www.thejournalnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050809/NEWS03/5080903

84. SPECIAL NEEDS OFFICE- TRENT UNIVERSITY I am a special needs student in her last year of university. I was there for four years and then I went back to regular high school in grade eleven. http://www.trentu.ca/disabilityservices/news/oct2002.html

We need your perspective! Have you a brief story that you can share with other TAs about an experience you have had working with a student with a Learning Disability or a teaching strategy that you use that you think would really benefit students? Is there something that you would like the LD Dialogue to discuss in an upcoming issue? Your input would be really welcomed! Please contact mhogan@trentu.ca P.S. checkout this web site http://www.trentu.ca/specialneeds/sno.html From the student's perspective 1. Offer Them Help One-on-One With You. This way this gives the student the opportunity to ask all the questions they need to be answered without feeling stupid for asking them in front of the entire class. 2. Ask Them If There Is Something You Can Do For Them To Make Understanding The Material Better For Them. This is because every student has a different way of learning different material. Some people are visual learners, some are audio learners, some are both, and the list could go on. 3. Ask Them If They Have Gone To See Academic Skills. Academic Skills is a great place where the student can go more often then they see you. They proof read essays, help with understanding where to start with an essay or assignment, they help people with time management, and so on.

85. TeacherNet - Case Studies The school is a special school in Chislehurst, Kent, which caters for children PGCE students to work with special needs children during their placements http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/casestudies/casestudy.cfm?id=353&subcatid=90&catid=

86. Dallas Morning News | News For Dallas, Texas | Education: Back To School At a time when experts say students need guidance counselors more than ever, Dallas and other Download and print the special backto-school section. http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/education/backtoschool/vitindex.h

Education: Back to School Dallas, Texas Customize Make This Your Home Page E-mail Newsletters MySpecialsDirect ... Schools expect academic boost from uniform looks As drivers again slow through school zones in the coming weeks, they might be more shocked than usual to see what kids are wearing these days. Dallas area public schools are being overcome by khaki, deluged with Dockers and packed with polo shirts. Counselors counted out MICHAEL HOGUE / DMN Walter Price says school districts have it all wrong. At a time when experts say students need guidance counselors more than ever, Dallas and other North Texas school districts are cutting back counseling services, moving districts further away from state and national recommendations for student-to-counselor ratios. Education under construction in Carrollton-Farmers Branch Starting classes in the middle of a major school construction project requires a bit of juggling. But Carrollton-Farmers Branch school officials say construction on three campuses should have little impact on students returning to class Aug. 15. Simpler cells Cellphone companies are dialing in to young kids, pursuing a demographic that has been largely ignored. In addition to regular cellphones rebranded for kids there are several companies offering specialized phones and services.

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88. ProTeacher! Special Needs Resources For Special Education Teachers Including Inc student with special needs I am not a special ed teacher, but I do have a I removed him from our parish school because his special needs were not be http://www.proteacher.com/040016.shtml

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90. Education World ® Back To School Do you need ideas for occupying students during the last ten minutes of a busy day? Included Ideas for planning a studentled back-to-school Night. http://www.educationworld.com/back_to_school/index.shtml

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91. Grants For Individuals: Nontradition, Reentry, Or Adult Students Although many adult students hear about help to go back to school, This site is continuously updated and expanded, so check back soon for the latest http://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/grants/3nontrad.htm

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93. Special Ed Connection Site Tour Start Schools are required by the IDEA to include special needs students in the general curriculum. But while progress has been made on this mandate, many schools http://www.specialedconnection.com/SEC/demo/SpecialEd_Connect_Site_Tour_Start.ht

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94. EDTS103 - Teaching Students With Special Needs Teaching students with special needs. An ongoing challenge for schools is how to meet the educational needs of every student. This challenge becomes more http://inet.acu.edu.au/handbook/2005/Units/edunit/EDTS103.htm

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96. Publications - The Ontario College Of Teachers Inclusion of students with special needs is the order of the day in Ontario schools. The labels and terms used to describe students with special needs http://www.oct.ca/en/CollegePublications/PS/september_1999/chaos.htm

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98. Testimony And Letters Regarding Health Care Issues  And Children With Special N schools across the country are rejecting students with special needs, Our primary concerns relate to children with special health care needs, http://www.spannj.org/familywrap/familyvoices_testimony_and_letters.htm

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100. Angioma Alliance If a student does not qualify for special education, ask the school or teachers Other students may need to be in a selfcontained classroom and receive http://www.angiomaalliance.org/special.html

En Espanol Em Portugues UK Resources Home ... Links Special Education Information By Kristen Dehn Finding out that your child has a medical condition can be very difficult for a family, particularly if that child is faced with surgery or a long recovery. It may be helpful to know that there are many school programs in place to help a child through this difficult time. A child may be entitled to special education services under the 1997 Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504). Below is a brief outline of services that may be available for your child and the steps needed to request these services. Keep in mind that each state may have different requirements for a child to receive special education services Age Range Students from age 5 through 21 are entitled to special education services if they qualify. Some states provide services to infants and toddlers and to children ages 3 to 5. Your local school should be able to tell you if they provide services for children under age 5. Request for Referral Individualized Education Program (IEP) Section 504 Collaboration Parent Advocates Related Services Confidentiality of Information Variety of Services Available There is a wide range of possible services available. Some students stay in their general education classroom but receive small modifications to curriculum to facilitate their learning. These modifications might be as small as less homework or more time for test taking. Other students may need to be in a self-contained classroom and receive highly specialized instruction. It is important to understand the wide variety of special education services available.

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