Successful Strategies for Middle and High School Inclusion

This webinar was presented on Apr 20, 2006 and is now archived

Presenters

Lisa Dieker (Primary)

Associate Professor
University of Central Florida


Description

This interactive presentation will focus on practical classroom applications to support students with mild to moderate disabilities in the general education setting. In this presentation, Lisa Dieker, Associate Professor in the Department of Child, Family and Community Sciences at the University of Central Florida, will highlight co-teaching between general education and special education; building collaborative school and classroom environments; and adapting the environment, as well as curriculum and instruction, with techniques proven to help all students.

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R&D Alert® Vol. 6, No. 1

In light of increased national attention to special education, this issue of R&D Alert draws on WestEd's expertise in this area to address topics related to the intersections of special and general education.

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