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EDU 428 Readings: Student Diversity - Exceptionalities
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Brain Based Learning
Changes in American Society
Education Reform
Historical Roots Of American Education
Major Learning Theories
Poverty
School Curriculum
Student Diversity - Culture, Gender, Language
Student Diversity - Exceptionalities
Students' Rights and Responsibilities
(NEW!) Citing the Saint Leo Core Values
Student Exceptionalities
RTI: What Teachers Know that Computers Don't
Engels, K. (2015). RTI: WHAT TEACHERS KNOW THAT COMPUTERS DON'T. Educational Leadership, 73(3), 72-76.
ADHD: From Stereotypes to Science
Brown, T. E. (2015). ADHD From Stereotype to Science. Educational Leadership, 73(2), 52-56.
IEP Meetings: Building Compassion & Conversation
Fialka, J., & Fialka-Feldman, E. (2017). IEP Meetings: Building Compassion & Conversation. Educational Leadership, 74(7), 46-51.
Dyslexia: Disabled or Different?
Redford, K. (2017). Dyslexia: DISABILITY or DIFFERENCE?. Educational Leadership, 74(7), 64-67.
Neurodiversity: The Future of Special Education.
Armstrong, T. (2017). Neurodiversity: The Future of Special Education. Educational Leadership, 74(7), 10-16.
Building Bridges with Students Who Have ADHD
Medoff, L. (2016). Building Bridges with Students Who Have ADHD. Educational Leadership, 74(1), 45-48.
Picture This
Boroson, B. (2018). Picture this: “Sketchnoting”--taking notes through focused drawing--can help students with autism assimilate new information in organically differentiated ways. Educational Leadership, 76(4), 34–39.
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Exceptionality Education International
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