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[]  This website is very informative, on the topic of students with ADD, or Attention Deficit Disorder. I think this website would be very useful and practical for teachers who have students with ADD and for parents to use as a guide as well. The website offers resources, research findings, and basic signs. This website should be linked a favorite for all exceptional education, and normal education teachers.




[] This website is full of abundant information, all for teachers! This website offers multiple links, and research findings all about special education. Not only can a teacher get on the website and update themselves on teaching strategies, but they can also get free lesson plans for special education classes too! This website also has a link explaining the best way to provide support to the parents of disabled students, which I thought was very useful and exciting!




[] This website is basically an online book all about how to collaboratively teach special education. I started clicking on this website, and I couldn’t stop myself. This website is literally full of information, links, findings, and very good tips. There is one whole chapter of this online book that deals with “Partnership with Parents.” I found this website very useful, for experienced teachers, and for new teachers too.




[] This website is very interesting! I found this website very useful, and limitless. This website would not only appeal to teachers, but I feel it would work very well for parents as well. This website literally has many links, ranging from autism to gifted children. Once you click on a topic, for example, “autism” it would take you to another page full of information, links, and bullet points.




[|http://www.pacificnet.net/~mandel/SpecialEducation.html] This website is very exciting, and full of energy! I think this website would work well for teachers wishing to expand their horizons with their special education class. This website is full of fun, physical activities for special learners. I feel like this website is fun, and very resourceful for students. There is a really fun beach ball activity, in which the students are mastering their gross motor skills.




[] This is probably one of my favorite websites! This website isn’t for the teacher or the parent; it’s actually for the students! This website is actually a fun, interactive way for students suffering from Dyslexia to practice reading basic words. This website was designed to help students practice their word recognition, and basic sight reading. This website is very interactive, and quite functional for Dyslexic students, looking for a little practice!




[|www.sparktop.org] Just like the previous website, this website is actually created for students with disabilities. This website is a whole corporation that works to create fun games for students with disabilities, ranging from Autism to Dyslexia. I found myself playing the games, and interacting with the website. I think this website would be very good to incorporate into class time if one were teaching students with learning disorders.




<span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; text-align: center; display: block;">[] This website is very educational in the sense that it breaks down the signs and actions of students with disabilities. This website is appealing for parents wondering if their child has a disability, and also for a teacher who might be curious about signs that their witnessing in class. This website would be a good resource for teachers, and parents together.