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Asian College of Teachers, one of the Asian leaders in teacher education always ensures that the students enrolling in the courses should have access to the high quality training as well as enhanced employment opportunities. ACT is proud to be a member of several esteemed professional bodies and is accredited by distinguished organizations. Asian College of Teachers' array of teacher training courses is exhaustive with complete focus on current demands in the field of special education and allied areas.
Understanding Early Intervention: Supporting At-Risk Children
5th November 2024
Early intervention services are life-changers for at-risk children, providing them with the foundational support they need to thrive! These programs are designed to address the unique challenges and developmental delays that some children may face. By offering timely educational support and tailored assistance, early intervention not only nurtures cognitive development but also builds confidence and social skills. Those special needs teachers, parents, and caregivers who have pursued cou ...
Explore moreHow Can Students Benefit With Collaboration Among Parents And Teachers?
1st October 2024
Getting feedback from a range of stakeholders teachers, experts, and parents, is crucial to this partnership to guarantee a thorough grasp of the student's behavioral and academic performance. Read on to learn how using input forms as useful tools to promote IEP team communication will be discussed in this blog article. You will also understand the kinds of data that need to be included on these forms and give examples to highlight their importance in developing effective IEPs. What ...
Explore moreHelp Your Special Needs Children Thrive: Identify Common Signs Of Dysgraphia
19th August 2024
Are you concerned about your special needs child's handwriting or writing skills? Dysgraphia, a learning disorder that affects writing abilities, can be challenging to identify. Understanding the common signs of dysgraphia in children is crucial for early detection and support. Because according to a recent study, out of a class of 30 pupils, 1 out of 6 students are likely to have dysgraphia. Source: twitter.com By recognizing these symptoms, every special needs teac ...
Explore moreFoster Creativity And Imagination In Students With Higher Order Thinking Skills
22nd May 2024
Higher-order thinking Skills (HOTS) are essential to education because they help students become more creative, critical thinkers, and problem solvers. To go beyond simple memory and understanding, HOTS urges students to participate in deeper levels of cognitive thinking. The importance of HOTS in education, its relationship to Bloom's Taxonomy, and its use in analysis, synthesis, and assessment are all covered in this article. It also explores the possibility of educational reform a ...
Explore more6 Practical Approaches To Address The SPED Teacher Shortage Crisis
5th April 2024
Every school year starts with a lot of surprises. You sometimes get your class rosters rather late in the game, and you never know which children will have IEPs in your class. Your SPED instructor is one of the other teachers you work with often. However, as a result of the nationwide teacher shortage, an increasing number of instructors are feeling the impacts of the shortfall. Let’s dive right into why there is a teacher shortage and what you can do about it. Why Is There ...
Explore moreDifferences Between An IEP And 504 Plan Every Special Educator Must Know
18th March 2024
Even seasoned special educators with SEN CACHE-endorsed courses credentials have occasions when they cannot understand the distinctions between a 504 plan and an IEP. They fail to figure out where to start since they lack guidance and support on the whole matter. The plans, however, are multifaceted and have several functions. So, which is preferable, a 504 plan or an IEP? Read on to find out. What Is An IEP? The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) governs an IEP. ...
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