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Showing 1 to 20 of 137 for “"Special Education Students"”.
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The planned integration of special education students
This study examined the process of integrating special education students into a regular education program. The study focused on needs, successful strategies, role changes, supervision of teachers, and outcomes of the integration process for a school engaged in transition from more restrictive …
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Special education students' perceptions of inclusion versus pull-out placements
… of this study was to examine the perceptions of special education students toward their placement in inclusion and/or pull-out resource settings. Inclusion and pull-out special education students were interviewed individually regarding their perceptions of the academic and social ramifications of …
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Racial and socioeconomic differences in special education students returning to general education
Education's history has been shadowed by disparities in the quality of education delivered universally. Particularly highlighted are the disparities between the cases of socioeconomic status and racial background. Special education has been identified for decades as containing an overrepresentation …
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Perceptions of the School Counselor's Role in the Program of Special Education Students
… legislation requires schools to mainstream special education students. but the law does not specify what counseling services should be provided. The counselor's role in these programs must be clarified. Counselors should become actively involved in developing their role description. …
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Effects of Contingency Management on Reading Achievement of Junior High Special Education Students
Historically, the approach to teaching the special education child, who has learning difficulties, has been one of following the regular course of study but going more slowly than with the academically able student. However, junior high school special education students need to be motivated by …
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Discipline Problems Related to IDEA 1997 for Special Education Students During 1999-2000
… district regarding the discipline problems of students with disabilities. 2. How had one Virginia school district responded, implemented and resolved disciplinary problems (including barriers) as related to IDEA 1997 for specific students with disabilities who were in need of disciplinary …
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A Comparison of Special Education Students with Regular Students Using Audio and Visual Stimuli
… test the simple reaction times of the fifty-four students. Each person was given ten individual trials for measurement of his/her reaction time to a simple stimuli. Each students was allowed five trials with the audio stimuli and five trials with the visual stimuli. During each trial, the length …
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The effectiveness of Total Physical Response Storytelling for language learning with special education students
… methods. The research focused on high school students (n= 44) in grades 9-12 with mild learning disabilities such as specific learning disorder, other health impairment, communication impairment, and multiple disabilities. Students varied greatly with the successes of both language learning …
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Standardized Testing of Special Education Students: A Comparison of Service Type and Test Scores
… (TCAP MAAS) achievement test scores for special education students who receive their instruction in the resource classroom or in an inclusion classroom. The study involved third, fourth, and fifth grade special education students in an east Tennessee school district. The TCAP MAAS scale …
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Finding Motivation and Connectedness for Learning with Special Education Students Qualifying Under Emotional Disturbance
… for motivation among disengaged high school students in special education who qualify under emotional disturbance (ED) and support them in rediscovering their desire for learning while also determining how educators can be supportive in cultivating academic engagement and agency. The …
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The relationship of biological parent or relative involvement and academic success among special education students
… biological parent and relative involvement in special education students' lives and academic success. Also investigated was the relationship between biological parent and relative involvement in special education students' lives and the amount of time spent out of the classroom for behavioral …
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The Difference in English Learner STAAR Scores of Special Education Students and Tier III Students
Background: The number of students identified as special education and English Learners (ELs) has increased by over 1 million in Texas. Research demonstrates that the earlier the intervention and support are given to ELs, the more likely they will see a reduction of literacy struggles throughout …
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Reading Achievement Comparison of Special Education Students Instructed Through Pull-Out Programs and In-Class Programs
… have on the social development and acceptance of students with handicapping conditions. Pull-out programs, which separate students with disabilities from the main classroom, have been found to stigmatize students who are participate in them. However, little research so far has determined which …
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An Alternative Program To Help Special Education Students Transition Back Into High School: A Program Evaluation
… examines the effectiveness of transitioning students from an alternative program (O’PLUS) back to a general high school setting. Research on effective alternative high schools for students with disabilities includes five components: broad academic courses, support structures that can be …
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Vocational Education for Special Education Students in a Small Rural Illinois High School: A Case Study
… to which, and the manner in which, vocational education was being provided to special education students in a small rural high school. The objective of the paper was to contribute to understandings of the interrelationships and cooperative efforts associated with vocational education and …
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The Impact of the Computer Program, Reader's Workshop, on Reading Skills of Sixth Grade Special Education Students
Researchers, administrators, teachers, and students attest to the benefits of computers within a classroom environment. This technology has particular potential for assisting children with special needs to improve their educational opportunities. The purpose of this study is to determine the impact …
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