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11. Park Hill School District - Special Services Congress Middle School offers the functional program for special needs students. adaptive pe A physical education teacher provides Physical Education http://www.parkhill.k12.mo.us/SpecialServices/Programs.asp

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12. Special Teachers Mrs. Mangold is a physical therapist working with special needs students on our campus. Mrs. Slagle is an adaptive pe teacher working with special needs http://www.neisd.net/redland/sped/special/specialteach.htm

Redland Oaks Elementary School San Antonio, Texas Specialists: Marla Mangold PT Mrs. Mangold is a physical therapist working with special needs students on our campus. Diane Remling: OT Mrs. Remling is an occupational therapist working with special needs students on our campus. Cindy Slagle: Adaptive PE Mrs. Slagle is an adaptive PE teacher working with special needs students on our campus. Shannon Stepan: Diagnostician Mrs. Stepan is beginning her eleventh year working in NEISD and her fifth year at Redland Oaks Elementary. Mrs. Stepan was born in Corpus Christi, TX, on Jan. 1, 1971. She is married to Sean Stepan, a coach and athletic director at the Winston School in San Antonio, TX. They have two cats and a dog. They look forward to "having a bunch of children" of their own. Last modified 2005

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14. Newsletter Archive | The How-To's Of Adaptive Physcial Education and input from the special education teacher working with the child. He advises pe teachers to be aware of the child s abilities, needs, and IEP goals. http://www.brookespublishing.com/email/archive/march01/march01ED4.htm

The How-To's of Adaptive Physical Education From the March 2001 Education newsletter. Research indicates that, many times, students with disabilities are not included in P.E. activities in favor of assigning them to study hall or scorekeeping duty. Martin Block, an associate professor of kinesiology at the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education, emphasizes that students with disabilities can and should be included in general physical education. An inclusive physical education class does provide many challenges to instructors. Among these challenges are the large range of student abilities and the lack of adaptive equipment and support. But Dr. Block emphasizes that teachers can overcome these challenges with creative lesson planning and collaboration with colleagues. "You need to get out of the mindset that one curriculum is appropriate for all kids. You need either multiple content areas or modifications," he says. When preparing to teach a student with a disability in an inclusive physical education class, Dr. Block recommends that general physical education teachers first seek advice and input from the special education teacher working with the child. He advises P.E. teachers to be aware of the child's abilities, needs, and IEP goals. The next step, says Dr. Block, is to think of multiple ways to plan activities. Traditional games can be modified with different rules or equipment. Dr. Block provides volleyball as an example. A game could consist of fewer players, or a larger ball could be used to accommodate students with disabilities. A teacher could also have multiple games being played simultaneously in order to accommodate the varying skill levels of all the students.

15. Speed Stacks, Inc. : Teachers' Stories In The News About 6 months ago our adaptive pe teacher brought back a stack of cups with I have 15 special needs students ranging from learning disabilities to http://www.speedstacks.com/news/teacher_stories/wheaton.htm

Home Stacker News Teachers' Stories Dave Wheaton Special Ed.Teacher at Pine Street Elementary School - SAD #1 in Presque Isle, Maine Meet Chaz who stacks the cycle one-armed using his right hand. Chaz has become an accomplished stacker. Dylan is the fastest stacker in the group with a 11.24 unofficial score. Richard is the second fastest, with a 13.10 unofficial score. Tynya stacks, too. The class displayed their stacking abilities to the rest of the school. Everyone is very proud of their accomplishments. Review all Teachers' stories... Kids' Stacker Stories Adaptive P. E. - Special Education uses stacking Sport stacking proves its relevance and use once more, thanks to a motivated teacher who encouraged his kids to get involved in a Speed Stacks program. " About 6 months ago our adaptive PE teacher brought back a stack of cups [with Speed Stacks ] to my 3-5 grade special education room. He said he got it from a PE convention he had recently attended.

16. Special Education Programs class teacher may modify the educational program to meet the student s needs. adaptive pe Adapted Physical Education is an instructional program http://www.rusd.k12.ca.us/ourcurriculum/spec_ed/programs.html

R iverside Unified School District makes programs available to meet the needs of all disabled children. In determining the appropriate program placement for each individual, the Riverside staff is committed to the belief that disabled students should be educated to the maximum extent appropriate with their non-disabled peers. Regular Class Modification The regular class teacher may modify the educational program to meet the student's needs. These modifications are usually the result of consultations with the parents, school psychologist, a special education teacher, and/or other members of the Individualized Education Program (IEP) Team. Regular Class with Related Services Language/Speech/Hearing Therapy The language and speech handicapped student has a communication problem involving his/her speaking, hearing, or overall language skills. The district makes available individual or small group therapy for articulation and language development. Adapted Physical Education Adapted Physical Education is an instructional program designed for individuals with exceptional needs. Students may be eligible for this specialized instruction as determined by various assessment instruments. Services are provided by a credentialed Adapted Physical Education Specialist.

17. Special Education Programs Our “special needs” children meet Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Fridays for 2 1/2 teacher assistants, occupational therapists, adaptive pe teachers, http://www.gilbert.k12.az.us/depts/studentserv/specialed/programs.html

Special Education Programs Return to Special Education Inclusion Amanecer Preschool Resource ... Vocational Instructional Program Inclusion Amanecer Preschool Coordinator: Fran Grossenbacher Amanecer is an integrated language-based preschool of 3 to 5 year olds (5 after September 1st) having special education needs. Fifty to sixty percent of each class are children that have been identified as having special education needs. The other forty to fifty percent of the children served have no handicapping condition and participate on a tuition basis. Children who turn 4 by May 1st of the following school year, and are typical in their development, may enroll in the Amanecer Preschool. Applications may be picked up in Student Services, Gilbert Public Schools District Offices, 140 South Gilbert Road, Gilbert, AZ. Amanecer preschool strives to offer children an opportunity to develop in an environment planned with their physical, mental, social, and emotional needs in mind. The program provides experiences planned to meet the needs of all attending preschoolers. Children needing special services have an opportunity to interact with non-handicapped students, giving them a role model to follow. Planned creative experiences provide an environment which: Encourages self-esteem Develops creativity and an interest and joy in learning

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19. European Physical Education Review -- Sign In Page for the future practice of pe teachers and teacher trainers are suggested. Key Words Physical Education • special Educational needs • disabilities http://epe.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/11/1/84

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20. UW Kinesiology Adapted Physical Education Program evaluation of individuals with special needs in a physical activity setting. The certification is a tagon license to the pe teacher certification http://www.soemadison.wisc.edu/kinesiology/ugrad/adapted.htm

About Kinesiology People Facilities Course Offerings ... Internet Resources UW Kinesiology Adapted Physical Education General Information Adapted Physical Education is an area of concentration within the undergraduate Physical Education Teacher Preparation program in the Department of Kinesiology. It focuses on the adaptation of programs, equipment, facilities and evaluation of individuals with special needs in a physical activity setting. Students may choose this option and become certified in this area through the State of Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. The certification is a "tag-on" license to the PE teacher certification license and cannot be obtained independent of the PE teaching certificate. The Adapted PE area of concentration requires 15 credits of course work in the Department of Kinesiology and the Department of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education. See COURSE REQUIREMENTS for more details. UW Kinesiology Dept. Homepage UW School of Education Homepage UW Graduate School Homepage UW WiscInfo ... Comments/Feedback Last Updated 1/6/98 ......... Marc Kuklinski@Soemadison.Wisc.Edu

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