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INCLUSIVE EDUCATION#1
An educational approach that ensures all students, regardless of their abilities, have access to quality education and support.
SPECIAL NEEDS#2
Refers to students who require additional support due to physical, emotional, or learning disabilities.
CURRICULUM ADAPTATIONS#3
Modifications made to the curriculum to accommodate diverse learning needs and ensure accessibility for all students.
TEACHING STRATEGIES#4
Techniques and methods used by educators to enhance learning and engage students effectively.
ASSESSMENT#5
The process of evaluating student learning and progress through various methods, including tests, observations, and projects.
UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR LEARNING (UDL)#6
An educational framework that promotes flexible learning environments to accommodate individual learning differences.
DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION#7
Tailoring instruction to meet individual needs, ensuring all students can engage with the content.
COLLABORATIVE LEARNING#8
An instructional approach where students work together to achieve shared learning goals.
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT#9
Assessment conducted during the learning process to monitor student understanding and inform instruction.
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT#10
Evaluation at the end of an instructional unit to measure student learning against standards.
CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING#11
An approach that recognizes the importance of including students' cultural references in all aspects of learning.
FEEDBACK MECHANISMS#12
Systems in place to provide students with constructive feedback on their performance to facilitate improvement.
ENGAGING SPECIALISTS#13
Collaborating with professionals who have expertise in specific areas to support students with special needs.
PROGRESS MONITORING#14
Regularly assessing student performance to ensure they are making adequate progress toward learning goals.
STUDENT-CENTERED LEARNING#15
An educational approach that focuses on the needs, interests, and learning styles of students.
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES#16
Teaching methods and strategies that have been proven effective through research and data.
MULTI-TIERED SYSTEMS OF SUPPORT (MTSS)#17
A framework for providing varying levels of support to students based on their individual needs.
INSTRUCTIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS#18
Changes in teaching methods or materials to help students with special needs access the curriculum.
PEER TUTORING#19
A strategy where students help each other learn, enhancing understanding and retention.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT#20
Ongoing training and education for educators to improve their skills and knowledge in inclusive practices.
LEGAL FRAMEWORKS#21
Laws and regulations that govern inclusive education and the rights of students with special needs.
STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT#22
Involving all parties (parents, educators, specialists) in the educational process to enhance student support.
SELF-ADVOCACY#23
The ability of students to understand and communicate their own needs and rights in an educational setting.
INCLUSIVE CLASSROOM#24
A classroom environment where students of all abilities learn together and receive appropriate support.
COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES#25
Methods used to effectively share information and ideas between educators, students, and parents.