S.T.E.M. Education: Strategies for Teaching Learners with Special Needs ( Education in a Competitive and Globalizing World )

Publication series :Education in a Competitive and Globalizing World

Author: Satasha L. Green (College of Education   Chicago State University   Chicago   IL   US)  

Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.‎

Publication year: 2014

E-ISBN: 9781633210073

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9781631178061

Subject: G4 Education

Keyword: Education

Language: ENG

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S.T.E.M. Education: Strategies for Teaching Learners with Special Needs

Chapter

Importance of STEM Instruction for Learners with Communication Disorders

Pedagogical Approaches to STEM for This Population

K-12 Teachers’ Strategies and Resources for Working with This Population in STEM

Classroom or Curriculum Based

Differentiating STEM Instruction for This Population of Learners

Demonstrating Knowledge

Conclusion

References

Chapter 3: Working with Learners with Cognitive Disabilities in STEM

Abstract

Introduction

Memory

Attention

Metacognitive Processes

Generalization

Reading, Linguistic, and Verbal Comprehension

Visual Comprehension

Language

Social and Motivational Characteristics

Importance of STEM Instruction for Learners with Cognitive Disabilities

Pedagogical Approaches to STEM for This Population

K-12 Teachers’ STEM Strategies and Resources

Differentiating STEM Instruction for This Population of Learners

Conclusion

References

Chapter 4: Working with Learners with Learning Disabilities in STEM: Implications for a Successful Model

Abstract

Introduction

STEM Education in U.S. Schools

STEM Education for Individuals with Learning Disabilities

STEM Access and Success for Students with Learning Disabilities

Barriers to STEM Education for Students with Learning Disabilities

Redesigning America’s High Schools: A Local Example

Implementing Project-Based Learning

Student Interaction: Embracing Inclusive Classrooms

Implications for Administrators, Teachers and Students

Conclusion

References

Chapter 5: Improving the Outcomes for Students with Emotional/Behavioral Disorders in STEM

Abstract

Introduction

Stem Education for Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders

Using Positive Behavior Supports

Improving Self-Monitoring Skills

Identify and Define the Target Behavior

Design Procedure and Self-Monitoring Form

Teach the Skills

Monitor Progress

Maintenance and Follow-Up

Self-Regulated Strategies Development

Developing Content Specific Academic Skills

Improving STEM Vocabulary

Using Technology to Differentiate Instruction

Conclusion

References

Chapter 6: Teaching STEM to Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders

Abstract

Introduction

What Are Autism Spectrum Disorders?

Co-Morbid Disorders

Importance of Stem Instruction for Learners with Autism

Pedagogical Approaches to Stem for This Population

Incorporating STEM Instruction in K-12 Grades

K-12 Strategies and Resources

Differentiating Instruction for Learners with ASD

Conclusion

References

Chapter 7: Teaching Children and Adolescents with Traumatic Brain Injury in Inclusive STEM Classroom Settings

Abstract

Introduction

Defining Traumatic Brain Injury

Causes and Symptoms of TBI

Distinguishing TBI from other Mild Disability Categories

Assessment of TBI in Children and Adolescents

Educational Challenges Facing Students with TBI

Misclassification Issues

School Reentry and Transition Issues

Effective Skills of Stem Teachers of Children and Adolescents with TBI

Classroom Interventions in STEM for Students with TBI

Instructional Strategies in STEM for Students with TBI

Assistive Technology

STEM Curriculum Accommodations

Functional Behavioral Assessment

Key Elements of Stem Programs for Children and Adolescents with TBI

Conclusion

References

Chapter 8: Working with Learners with Physical and Health Impairments in STEM

Abstract

Introduction

Special Education, PI and HI

Physical Impairments

Health Impairments

Infectious Diseases

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)

Integration

Special Education and STEM: Its Importance

Strategies to Enhance Success at the K-12, Transition and Post-Secondary Level

Conclusion

References

Chapter 9: Working with Learners with Hearing Loss in STEM

Abstract

Introduction

Supporting Families to Provide STEM Development Success

Effective Early Intervention Programs Supporting STEM Knowledge and Skills Development

Fostering STEM Knowledge and Skills Using Information Communication Technology and Software

Effective Teaching Strategies and Study Habits on STEM Skills in Learners with Hearing Loss

Conclusion

References

Chapter 10: Working with Learners with Visual Impairments in STEM

Abstract

Introduction

Importance of STEM Instruction for Learners with Visual Impairments

Pedagogical Approaches to STEM for this Population

K-12 Teacher Strategies and Resources for Working with this Population in STEM

Differentiating STEM Instruction for this Population of Learners

Differentiated Science Instruction

Differentiated Mathematics Instruction

Conclusion

References

Chapter 11: Working with English Language Learners with Special Needs in STEM

Abstract

Introduction

A Brief Summary of the Prevalence of ELLs with Special Needs

Education Equity Includes STEM Education

Opportunities in Innovation

New Global Workforce

Appreciation of the Natural World

Making Informed Decisions about our World

Pedagogical Approaches to STEM for English Language Learners with Special Needs

Ganma, Nepantla, and Multiliteracy Frameworks

Differentiating STEM Instruction for ELL Students with Special Needs

Differentiating Content

Differentiating Process or Activities

Differentiating Product

Complex Integrated Curriculum

References

Chapter 12: Working with Culturally Diverse Learners with Special Needs in Stem

University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, US

Abstract

Introduction

Blacks

Hispanic Americans

Asian-Americans

English-Language Learners

Importance of Stem Instruction for CLD Students with Special Needs

Pedagogy

K – 12 Teacher Strategies and Resources

Differentiating STEM Instruction

References

Chapter 13: Transitioning and Preparing Learners with Special Needs into STEM Careers

Abstract

Introduction

Transition Planning and Students with Disabilities

Outcomes of Individuals with Disabilities

Overview of the Transition Process

Transitioning to STEM

Individualized and Active Student Involvement in Planning

Participation in General Education

Teaching Strategies and Accommodations

Self-Determination

Technology

Career Awareness and Career/Technical Education

Experiential Development

Mentoring

Collaboration

Postsecondary Connecting Activities

Conclusion

References

Editor Contact Information

Index

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