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1 Online Special Education Instruction The New LRE for TODAY S DIGITAL NATIVES 4 Strategies for Problem Solving Draw It Make a Chart, Table, or Graph Find A Pattern 2 4? 8? 12 Write A # Sentence x 3
2 Table of contents i Table of Contents A Brief History of Special Education Rights 1 The ABCs of special education law 3 The evolution of the LRE 4 What Does this MEan for Special Education? 5 What is Online Special Education? 6 How does Online Special Education Instruction Work? 7 Where Can Students Receive Online Special Education Instruction in School? 8 Note: This ebook is best viewed in Adobe Reader to take full advantage of the media and content inside. What Curriculum & INSTRUCTIONAL Materials Do You Use for Online SPED Instruction? 9 Where Can I Get More Information? 10
3 A Brief History of Special Education Rights 1 A Brief History of Special Education Rights 1965 Title VI was added to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, establishing the Bureau of Education for the Handicapped. Today, this is the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) Two Supreme Court decisions took the position that students with disabilities have an equal right to education as non-disabled students Section 504 was enacted, protecting people with disabilities from discrimination based on their disabilities The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) was passed, giving parents access to personally identifiable information collected by a school district about their children The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) (formerly known as The Education for All Handicapped Children) was passed, mandating that all school districts must provide a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment (LRE) to students with disabilities.
4 A Brief History of Special Education Rights 2 A Brief History of Special Education Rights 1990 The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed, including the adoption of Section 504 regulations as part of the law IDEA was reauthorized and required that students with disabilities be included on state and district assessments, and required that general education teachers be on the IEP team IDEA was reauthorized and required more accountability and data regarding outcomes. Districts were also required to provide interventions for students to separate academic deficits from true disabilities.
5 The ABCs of Special Education Law 3 The ABCs of Special Education Law IDEA says that states must ensure that a free appropriate public education (FAPE) is made available to all children with specified disabilities within a certain age range. Education is to be provided in the least restrictive environment (LRE). IDEA defines the requirements of the LRE as, in general: To the maximum extent appropriate, children with disabilities, including children in public or private institutions or other care facilities, are educated with children who are not disabled, and special classes, separate schooling, or other removal of children with disabilities from the regular educational environment occurs only when the nature or severity of the disability of a child is such that education in regular classes with the use of supplementary aids and services cannot be achieved satisfactorily. (Source: A student s individualized education program (IEP) specifies, among other things, the aids and services that the student needs for his or her education. Innocent mistakes and casual remarks can turn into a big legal headache for your district. In this paper, expert in special education law Julie Weatherly, Esq. provides must-read advice for everyone on your staff involved in developing and implementing IEPs. Download your copy.
6 The Evolution of the LRE 4 The Evolution of the LRE The least restrictive environment (LRE) is individual to each student depending on his or her needs. It is a continuum that ranges from a student being placed in the most inclusive to the most restrictive environment as follows: General education classroom with no additional support needed General education classroom with consultative, co-teaching, or supplemental scaffolding support to the general education teacher General education classroom for most of the day, but receiving specialized instruction in a resource room for certain areas Special education classroom for most of the day, but attending certain general education classes depending on capabilities Special education classroom full-time, but in a general education school Separate school for students with special needs At home or as part of a hospital instruction program For today s students a generation of digital natives the online world is increasingly the natural environment for students. Even young children prefer to be plugged in to learn and to socialize. Online special education offers students ways to participate in less restrictive environments in more meaningful ways, often keeping them from moving to a more restrictive one. It also gives students the same opportunity for online learning as their general education counterparts.
7 What Does This Mean for Special Education? 5 What Does This Mean for Special Education? As technology innovations continue to offer new ways to support students in special education, administrators, educators, and other IEP team members should continually educate themselves about support options for students. Students have seen success in recent years using technology such as: Assistive Technology (AT) devices and applications Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) applications Online related services, including online speech therapy, occupational therapy, behavioral interventions, and mental health services Online special education instruction Online services offer an additional advantage to special education departments struggling to find skilled, credentialed professionals to meet their students needs. Click here to learn more.
8 What is Online Special Education? 6 What is Online Special Education? PresenceLearning offers flexible options for both pull-out and push-in scenarios, as well as consultative services: General education support and scaffolding - Pre-teaching, re-teaching, and scaffolding, and consultation and collaboration with classroom teachers to implement Universal Design for Learning (UDL). Core instruction in areas of weakness - Individual or small group academic instruction using evidence-based practices and standards-based lessons. Functional living skills instruction - Individual or small group instruction aimed at independent living skills such as money, purchasing, reading a train schedule, and other transitional skills.
9 How Does Online Special Education Instruction Work? 7 How Does Online Special Education Instruction Work? Environment Services can be provided one-on-one or in small groups for reading, writing, math, and life skills/functional living. Sessions can take place in a designated area of the classroom, in a resource A remote, highly qualified SPED teacher provides instruction to students with mild, moderate, or severe disabilities. Content The PresenceLearning platform includes 45,000 activities and materials and our teachers can upload and use customized materials to meet students individualized needs. room, or in a separate space. Session Specifics Live Interaction Live, interactive video sessions range from 20 minutes to an hour, and are conducted using a computer with high-speed internet, a webcam, and a headset with a microphone. Communication The remote teacher coordinates with classroom teachers, other on-site SPED teachers, and paraprofessionals to ensure instruction is in line with the student s goals and lessons. Communication can take place via , phone, or in the platform. The length, content, and frequency of online SPED instruction is individualized according to each student s IEP, supporting and complementing their individual growth and goals.
10 Where Can Students Receive Online Special Education Instruction in School? 8 Where Can Students Receive Online Special Education Instruction in School? Depending on a student s needs as well as the setup of the school, online special education instruction can be provided both one-on-one or in small groups in the following environments: On a computer in a designated area of the classroom On a TV around a table On a projector in the classroom on a computer in a designated room
11 What Curriculum & INSTRUCTIONAL Materials Do You Use for Online SPED Instruction? 9 What Curriculum & Instructional Materials Do You Use for Online SPED Instruction? Special education teachers from PresenceLearning will use either general education instructional materials linked to the grade-level standards that the student is using in class, or will work with the school team to develop materials to meet a replacement curriculum. Our special education teachers communicate and coordinate with the student s on-site support team. For supplemental gen ed services, we work with the general education teacher to determine appropriate re-teaching, pre-teaching, and scaffolding activities. If the student has a replacement curriculum, the PresenceLearning special education teacher can use school-provided instructional materials, create lessons to target specific goals, and collaborate with the gen ed teachers. Draw It Make a Chart, Table, or Graph Find A Pattern 2 4? 8? 12 Write A # Sentence x 3 Curriculum is a scope and sequence based on a set of standards to help students get from where they are to where they need be. Student- and teacher-facing instructional materials are the items that comprise the lesson plans within the scope and sequence of the curriculum.
12 Where Can I Get More Information? 10 Where Can I Get More Information? Click the following for additional information about online special education services and instruction: The National Coalition on Personnel Shortages in Special Education and Related Services PresenceLearning Online SPED Instruction Online Special Education and Related Services Resources Speak to an Account Executive
13 about presencelearning 11 About PresenceLearning PresenceLearning ( is the leading provider of online speech therapy and other special education-related services for K-12 districts and families of children with special needs. PresenceLearning s nationwide network of hundreds of highly qualified clinicians includes speech language pathologists (SLPs), occupational therapists (OTs), behavioral interventionists, mental health pofessionals, and special education teachers. Therapy sessions are delivered anytime anywhere via live videoconferencing using the latest in evidence-based practices combined with powerful progress reporting. Serving thousands of students in public, charter, and virtual schools across the U.S. and globally, PresenceLearning has shown that online delivery of related services is practical, convenient and highly effective. facebook.com/presencelearning twitter.com/presencelearn schools@
14 about the author 12 About the Author Stephanie Dahlke has worked in education for twelve years as a special educator and school psychologist. She has worked with students of all ages in Wyoming and Idaho, specializing in Response to Intervention and the evaluation of culturally and linguistically diverse students. Stephanie joined PresenceLearning in 2014 as the Clinical Innovations Manager.
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