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ED COVID-19 Handbook Volume 1: Strategies for Safely Reopening Elementary and Secondary Schools
This resource is provided by the U.S. Department of Education to assist with safely reopening our schools nationwide.
I've got Good News and Bad News: The bad news is that nearly 85% of appropriately displayed behaviors go unnoticed and unrecognized in the classroom. The good news, we can reverse this trend by implementing differential reinforcement. By increasing our focus on appropriately displayed behaviors, educators can reduce challenging behaviors. While "Catch'em being good" (a type of differential reinforcement) is not a new strategy, the evidence supports that consistently reinforcing alternative behaviors or zero occurrences of the interfering behavior will lead to a reduction in challenging behaviors. So, how do you do it? Here is a free checklist for implementing differential reinforcement.
Free Checklist for implementing Differential Reinforcement
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IRIS Center - Supported by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Special Education Programs and located at Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College, the IRIS Center develops and disseminates free, engaging online resources about evidence-based instructional and behavioral practices to support the education of all students, particularly struggling learners and those with disabilities.
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Federal Quota Registration Permission
Each December, the Assistive Technology & Accessible Educational Materials Center at OCALI, on behalf of the Ohio Department of Education’s Office for Exceptional Children, conducts the Federal Quota Registration of Blind Students to qualify students for the federal quota allotment of funds to purchase accessible educational materials. These include textbooks and instructional products available from the American Printing House for the Blind, Inc. Parent permission is required to register qualifying blind students for the Federal Quota supplemental funding program. If you obtained parent permission for a student last year, there is no need to obtain permission again. If, however, you did not receive permission last year but think you have a student who would be eligible for Federal Quota funding, you should obtain parent permission using the form found on the AT & AEM
website. Now is a great time to send the permission form home, as parents will be taking the time to sign many other school forms at the beginning of the year. Please do not miss this opportunity to receive supplemental funding support for your students who are blind. The support can help in purchasing items such as braille and large print books, braille paper, assistive technologies and much more.
Do You Use the Lucy Calkins Writing Program with your English learners?
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Check out Susan's blog posts here! Part I: A Journey Towards Implementing the Lucy Calkins Writing Project Part II: Reluctant Writers Part III: Writing Language Objectives for Lucy Calkins Writing Project, Step One: PANIC! Share your experiences teaching writing by emailing us at [email protected]. We will compile the ideas and share. |
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