The Hunterdon County (NJ) Democrat (8/30, Mustac) reports that public schools in Clinton Township "will change how many of the students with special educational needs are taught," as the Board of Education "voted to create five full-time special education teaching positions and at the same time replace all of the collaborative model classrooms with co-teaching classrooms." School officials say that "a major advantage...is that a special education teacher can observe a student with special needs in all his or her interactions, not just those in which the student needs extra help."
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
District Changes Teaching Method For Special Education Students
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment