DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION GUIDE
FOR INCLUSIVE TEACHING

 

by Anne M. Moll, Ed.D.

© 2003

 

This resource focuses on the specific questions and corresponding actions teachers must take for differentiating instruction in the general education curriculum for students with disabilities AND for all other students who are experiencing difficulty learning. It gives general and special education teachers, instructional supervisors, and members of the IEP Team explicit steps for ensuring that students have access to the general education curriculum-regardless of the environment where they receive services.

 

223 Pages/Paperback
ANPR06	Differentiated Instruction Guide for Inclusive Teaching	$33.00

55 TACTICS FOR IMPLEMENTING RTI
IN INCLUSIVE SETTINGS

by Pam Campbell, Adam Wang, & Bob Algozzine

© 2010

 

 

This resource offers 55 research-based instructional tactics that can be used with RTI in inclusive classrooms. Organized around planning, managing, delivering, and evaluating instruction, these tactics offer accommodations and modifications based on individual learning needs; relevant examples from the field; and a wealth of reproducibles, worksheets, and forms for immediate use.

 

 

197 Pages/Paperback
ACP2409	55 Tactics for Implementing RTI in Inclusive Settings	$43.95

 

SUCCESSFUL INCLUSIVE TEACHING
Proven Ways to Detect and Correct Special Needs
Fourth Edition

 

by Joyce S. Choate

© 2003

This is a practical resource for meeting the learning and behavior needs of special students who have disabilities or are considered high risk learners, and the teaching needs of those who teach them in the inclusive classroom. A practical complement to teaching wisdom and theory, this book is comprehensive but deliberately concise. Included are the detection of 101 special needs and more than 1,000 corrective strategies. The intent is to enable the reader to quickly translate the theories of effective teaching and special education into practical inclusive classroom strategies to improve the knowledge and skills of all learners
in both general and special education classrooms.

494 Pages/Paperback
APP30	Successful Inclusive Teaching	$182.60

POWER BASICS®
SCHOOL-TO-CAREER

 

by Nancy Lobb

© 2006

These practical books help students transition from school to career. Students learn how to identify their own interests and abilities and then use that information to secure the right job. Lessons address important school-to-career skills including communicating at work, getting along with co-workers, meeting challenges, and getting ahead at work. Grades 6-12.

 

 

AW36

School-to-Career Single Pack (Includes 1 each: Student Text, Teacher’s Guide, Workbook & Answer Key, and Test Pack)

$70.50

 

HOW TO REACH AND TEACH ALL CHILDREN
IN THE INCLUSIVE CLASSROOM
Practical Strategies, Lessons, and Activities
Second Edition

 

by Sandra F. Rief & Julie A. Heimburge

© 2006

 

 

This thoroughly updated edition gives all classroom teachers, special educators, and administrators an arsenal of adaptable and ready-to-use strategies, lessons, and activities. This comprehensive resource helps teachers reach students with varied learning styles, ability levels, skills, and behaviors. The authors offer a team approach that includes parents, colleagues, and learning specialists, enabling teachers to guide diverse groups of students toward academic, social, and emotional success. Grades 3-8.

 

480 Pages/Paperback
AWI16	How To Reach and Teach All Children In The Inclusive Classroom	$36.00

TRANSITION PLANNING INVENTORY
Second Edition (TPI-2)

 

by Gary M. Clark & James R. Patton

© 2013

 

The Transition Planning Inventory–Second Edition (TPI-2) provides school personnel with a systematic way to address critical transition planning areas that are mandated by IDEA 2004 and to account for individual student’s preferences, interests, strengths, and needs. Key information is gathered from students, parents, guardians, and school personnel through the use of rating scales and open-ended questions. The TPI-2 can serve as the main vehicle for identifying transition needs or complement existing procedures that are being used in a school district.

 

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	AP14165	TPI-2 Complete Kit	$311.30
	(Includes: Administration and Resource Guide, Informal Assessments for Transition Planning, Profile and Further Assessments Recommendations Forms [25], School Rating Forms [25], Home Forms [25], Student Rating Forms [25],Student Preferences & Interest Forms-Basic [25], Preferences & Interest Forms-Advanced [25], and the Resource CD, all in a sturdy storage box)
	AP14166	TPI-2 Administration & Resource Guide	$38.50
	AP14167	Informal Assessments for Transition Planning-2nd Ed.	$55.00
	AP14168	TPI-2 Profile & Further Assessment Recommendations Forms (25)	$39.30
	AP14169	TPI-2 School Rating Forms (25)	$38.50
	AP14170	TPI-2 Home Rating Forms (25)	$38.50
	AP14171	TPI-2 Student Rating Forms (25)	$38.50
	AP14172	TPI-2 Student Preferences & Interest Forms-Basic (25)	$34.10
	AP14173	TPI-2 Student Preferences & Interest Forms-Advanced (25)	$34.10

 

 

 

LIVING ON YOUR OWN
An Independent Living Simulation
Second Edition

 

by Jean Bunnell

© 2001

 

Now you can give your students real-life experience in independent living without the risk of real-life failure! In this 12-week simulation set in a fictional town, they scour the classifieds for a job and apartment, read bus schedules to find their way around, go food shopping, and manage their finances. Activities help them make decisions based on practical considerations and their own preferences. The teacher book contains detailed lesson plans and sample answers to the exercises in the activity text. Grades 8-12.
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121 Pages/Paperback
		AW03	Living on Your Own - Student Activity Workbook	$21.00
		207 Pages/Paperback
		AW04	Living on Your Own - Reproducible Teacher Book	$26.50