Keys to Educational Success: Teaching Students with Visual Impairments and Multiple Disabilities

Name: Keys to Educational Success: Teaching Students with Visual Impairments and Multiple Disabilities
Brand: APH
SKU: f-b0016
Price: 99.37 CAD
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Every student has unique learning needs, but addressing the diverse needs of students who have visual impairments and multiple disabilities can be particularly challenging for teachers. Keys to Educational Success is also an important reference for special education teachers, educational team members, and administrators.

Includes

Keys to Educational Success includes:
Information about the basics of assessment, IEP development, and instructional planning and design.
Specific strategies for essential areas of instruction including communication, literacy, O&M, behavior intervention, technology, and others.
Guidelines for working with very young children, as well as for preparing students for life transitions after school, are explained.

Keys to Educational Success includes:
Information about the basics of assessment, IEP development, and instructional planning and design.
Specific strategies for essential areas of instruction including communication, literacy, O&M, behavior intervention, technology, and others.
Guidelines for working with very young children, as well as for preparing students for life transitions after school, are explained.

Keys to Educational Success includes:
Information about the basics of assessment, IEP development, and instructional planning and design.
Specific strategies for essential areas of instruction including communication, literacy, O&M, behavior intervention, technology, and others.
Guidelines for working with very young children, as well as for preparing students for life transitions after school, are explained.