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As schools were compelled to implement distance learning during this year’s pandemic, it became clear that emergency remote learning widened many gaps that already existed within the walls of brick and mortar schools. Many of the supports that could be relied upon in classrooms were no longer feasible online, and some of the supports that had been missing from the start exacerbated the weaknesses of the feeble systems we previously had in place. As we look to the uncertain future, the one thing that is clear is that we must have a system that will work well in any location, and for all students. This, after all, is the concept of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), a framework that aids...
Do you have a young reader in your life? If so you need to check out these great Disney Books on Sale today! You may also want to take a look at the Dr. Seuss Books we found on sale lately. Shop Disney Sound Books now Disney Books on Sale I spotted these great Disney Me Reader Books Series on Sale on Amazon today! These are so great for babies all the way to older toddlers. They are such a great way to introduce books to your kids. Not to mention the fun sounds and voices can keep them entertained. They come with 8 books to keep kids engaged while learning! You can grab the Disney Frozen Me Reader Electronic...
When the first wave of COVID-19 hit the United States, Americans were generally sympathetic to the various lockdowns. Yes, we were likely to endure significant economic pain, but given how little we knew about the virus and how great the risks could be, we were willing to accept the cost. Trust wearing thin Now, after months of mismanaged responses, contradictory analyses, and flip-flopping guidance from our esteemed sources, trust in our leaders and institutions is wearing thin. Despite all that we have learned, pundits and policymakers are struggling to reckon with the full complexity of things, opting instead for a predictable, generic reliance on worst-case scenarios. This is perhaps most evident in the battle to reopen our schools. Rather than grappling with the evidence and...
Wazzup Pilipinas!Hindi ba kapag ang rason mo ay nagkamali ka sa pagkakaintindi ay dahil mahina ang iyong comprehension or dahil may disability (PWD - either bingi yung nakarinig o ngongo yung nagsabi o malabo ang mata ng nakakita) ka?Excused ka ba makasuhan kung may either one of those disabilities ka?Paano mo mapapatunayan kung sinadya na hindi intindihin?Paano kung ayaw aminin na hindi talaga naintindihan dahil sadyang kulang-kulang?Teka, maka-comment muna sa latest issues para feeling involved, nakikibaka at may pakialam kahit hindi naman nalalaman ang lahat ng pangyayari.Ewan ko ba kung bakit ang dami nating oras makipag-away sa social media at feeling natin ay mas matalino pa tayo sa mga binoto natin sa gobyerno.Sana bigyan tayo ng pagkakataong maupo bilang isa...
