In the school setting, students with exceptional strengths and weaknesses may have different instructional needs than other students.
A new toolkit — developed in partnership between Understood and the National Center for Learning Disabilities — can help educators meet the needs of all students.
One medium that could provide learning support for students with special needs in the near future is the use of augmented reality (AR) in education.
Find out which post-COVID routines may be extra hard for kids who learn and think differently—and how to help.
This year, schools may be offering social-emotional skills training to students with disabilities in separate virtual groups.
Personalized learning has spread to classrooms around the country and more than 40 states are exploring it in some form.
We compiled five of our best resources for learning and attention. Sign up to become part of CHC’s EdRev Community and get these resources delivered to your inbox.
GET THE RESOURCES