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text size A A click to skip navigation Homepage ... click to repeat navigation Homepage Newton Dee is a Camphill community in Aberdeen, Scotland. We offer a home and meaningful work along with opportunities for personal development to adults with learning disabilities and other special needs. In all some 200 people live and work within the Newton Dee community. Around half have special needs. The others are mainly co-workers and their families, students employees and volunteers. The ethos of Newton Dee is that everyone brings to the community different abilities, which we use for the benefit of those around us. The community is therefore bound together by the support, which each individual gives and receives. Every member of our community is respected and appreciated as an individual. Newton Dee's home life is based around large and small households ranging from 4 to 16 people, these houses offer supported living. In addition there are apartments, bedsits, and independent living. Newton Dee, a centre of the Camphill Village Trust, is a registered charity, number 232402, in Scotland SCO38286 Newton Dee Community info@newtondee.org.uk

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14. Special Ed Or Gifted? It May Be Hard To Tell This article by Susan Winebrenner uses case studies of two twiceexceptional children. The two students experience disparate environments and have very different outcomes. http://www.davidsongifted.org/db/Articles_id_10126.aspx

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Home Pick Your Crowd Learning Disabilities Special ed Hello, guest Login Register Name: w.f [ Original Post ] My son has recently been referred to special ed because of his dyslexia and learning problems. He is due to start next year. He is getting older (12) and looks at special ed as something for the "dumb" kids. He says all his friends make fun of him for having learning problems. How can i convince him that this isn't such a bad step after all? Your Name Your Reply netseer_tag_id = "1304"; netseer_ad_width = "730"; netseer_ad_height = "40"; netseer_task = "ad"; Name: Kristy Just try to talk to him about it. I was in special ed all through school and high school. It wasen't as bad as I thought it would be. You don't have to do hard work and you will be very happy about getting A or bs. He will make friends in his classes and if his other friends are going to teas him about being in special ed they are not very good friends or his true friends. I know that is hard to realize but sometime later in life he might find that out a lot. I hope i have helped you a bit let me know thanks. I hope every thing goes well. I'm sure your son is very smart in his own special way all kids are. Name: Debby Name: mom Name: candace well i have the same thing Name: Gracie My son is in special ed and was very mistreated. The sad thing is, it wasn't other kids, it came from teachers/asst.teachers and believe it or not asst. principals. He is a good kid and didn't

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MLED3072 Diversity/Exceptionalities News Page Latest news as of Friday night, May 7, 2004. This is the first time since being at Tech that I have had to give two finals on Friday of Finals Week. In fact, it's not often that I give any finals on Friday. Grades are not out yet and I hope to get them out by mid-morning on Monday. Sorry. There is a sample of how to do the readings if you want to see it. And here is a sample of the MLED 3072 RAP if you would like to see it. This one is written to the outline you will be given in class; similar ones but written to slightly different outlines are on the and pages. Adaptations for mentally retarded. Present a limited amount of content, then "dwell" on it. MRs have a lot of need for repetition. Make the progression from easy to difficult a very slow progression with a lot of practice on each task to be learned. Have them show mastery over that small amount of content before they are allowed to go any further. Learning disabled. LDs experience a lot of perceptual confusion either through visual, auditory, or tactile senses. This is a bit of an oversimplification, but it gives an idea: If the learning disability is a visual one, present LDs with handouts or other information that does not have too much on any one given page. Size 14 or 16 print, triple spaced, with at least one inch margins, is a good idea. Be aware of the readability level of what you are giving them, avoiding long words and long sentences. If possible, include pictures along with the text. You won't have to "dwell" as long on any given topic with LDs as you did for MRs. But avoid time limits and rushed situations.

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