They plan and present programs of instruction using methods and materials to meet the needs of the students. ... When students get restless of being indoors, they have a special designated spot in their schedule reserved for outdoor activities, which they are responsible for. ... Teachers may have up to 30 students looking up to them as an inspiration and as a role model. ... In other schools, a teacher may teach one special subject usually involving music, art, reading, science, or physical education to a number of classes. Teachers often work with students from various ethnic, racial, and re...

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To a parent with children that are considered special needs, such as me, puts us at a loss, because we wouldn't be able to send our students to a private schools. Just imagine having more than one child, one is special needs, and you want to send them to private school. ... "Most private schools do not have special education programs or teachers trained to work with that student population, so therefore they do not have to accept children with special needs. ... Needless to say, I feel special needs students would be better cared for and children that would like to play sport would have a...

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Everybody has been asked this question but most students don't know how to respond, so an "I don't know" just comes out. ... Every teacher needs a unique teaching style. ... When reading, you have to be able to understand what is written on a students paper, almost decoding it sometimes. ... A teacher must also have more personable traits, such as: patience, friendliness, and a open mind to the student. ... A student could take an I.D.D. class to give them a little sample of teaching and some practice with special case students. ...

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In Milwaukee one continuous form of segregation and discrimination is dealing with students who have special educational needs. These students make up about 15% of the public schools; however, these same students cannot attend private schools because the private schools don't have the money to care for them. These students are not getting the same opportunities as the other 85% of the student population. ... Each voucher is worth about $5,000 per student. ... The American government needs to stop taking money from public schools and sending children to private school so that they may...

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There is no evidence that vouchers improve student learning. ... Kim Metcalf, found no achievement gains for voucher students compared to students in the public schools. ... Also in Milwaukee, Professor Alex Molnar's comparison of student achievement found that public school students attending schools with smaller class sizes marked greater achievement gains than students in the voucher schools. ... Vouchers provide limited help for a few students while the funds could be better spent to help most of the students in the public schools. ... Private schools retain the right to reject or a...

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• Grade Level: High School

Andrew (names changed for privacy) is a student in Mrs. ... These students have a negative analysis of who they are and the difference that they have from other students. ... Each student with autism needs to feel protected and safe, while also increasing behavior, cognitive and social skills. ... They take into account what each individual child needs to know to communicate, learn and become involved in our world. ... Each students gets special attention each week from speech therapists to occupational therapists to help with motor skills. ...

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• Grade Level: High School