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Here are the Editor's Picks articles for the Special Education Site! These are the top ten articles that your Special Education Editor feels are most important for you to read. Enjoy!

1. KU SLANT Strategy Helps Students Learn
Learn how to teach the KU SLANT strategy and how it can help your students be more active learners.

2. The Difference Between 504 Plans and IEP’s
Helping you understand the difference between educational plans in order to use them effectively and properly advocate for your child.

3. Sample IEP – Individualized Education Program
Learn more about writing good IEPs along with sample long-range goals and short-term objectives.

4. Transition Planning for Life After High School
How can you help your child lead a successful life after high school.

5. Inclusion Within Mainstream Education
What does inclusion really mean for a child with special educational needs?

6. Autism Aspergers syndrome and Education
Which school should you choose for your child who has autism/Asperger's syndrom? A brief outline of the options.

7. When the Labels Don't Fit Book Review
Book Review - When the Labels Don't Fit, by Barbara Probst. A great book for parents and educators. Provides information and strategies for looking after children with challenges or special needs.

8. Special Education Parents Supporting one Another
The Importance of Special Education Parents Being Supported and Supporting One Another.

9. Multisensory Teaching Stragegies
What are multi-sensory teaching strategies and why are they critical for children with learning disabilities.

10. Effects of ADD and ADHD in the Classroom
What is ADD and ADHD and how are they different? How will my child or student be affected in the classroom?



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