IPads help Iowa second-grade teachers differentiate instruction | SmartBrief

An iPad initiative in Britt, Iowa, is helping second-grade teachers individualize instruction by targeting skills with which students struggle. Teachers use the iPads to record students as they read aloud to improve their reading skills and show parents during conferences, or practicing math skills with an app. "There are a lot of apps for the students to keep working at their level. The apps constantly challenge them as an independent student," teacher Pamela Aitchison said.




IPads help Iowa second-grade teachers differentiate instruction | SmartBrief





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The Council of Administrators of Special Education, Inc (CASE) is an international professional educational non profit, 501 (c) 3 association. It is one of the 17 Divisions of the Council for Execeptional Children (CEC). Currently, CASE has 40 subdivisions (units) in 38 states and 2 Canadian provinces and members in all 50 states, 6 provinces, and various other countries.

The Council of Administrators of Special Education, Inc (CASE) is an international professional educational organization which is organized to promote professional leadership, to provide opportunity for study of problems common to its members, and to communicate through discussion and publications, information that will develop improved services for exceptional children. Membership is open to cur...rent members of the Council for Exceptional Children who administer/ coordinate programs for exceptional children, are former administrators of special education or who are college faculty whose major responsibility is the professional preparation of administrators of special education. CASE was constituted in 1952 and has over 4900 members throughout the United States, Canada, and various other countries.

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