Andi's antics

Got a kid who has trouble focusing? Is her room a mess? Does she struggle to fit in? Have her read, Andi's antics. Let her follow along as Andi visits the doctor and discovers she has ADD. Andi learns how the disorder affects her and learns how to help her brain pay attention.

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Building Transitional Programs for Students with Disabilities

Got a student with a disability who will be transitioning out of school in the next few years? Want to build a better program at the secondary education level to ensure a successful transition from school to adult living? Building transitional program for students with disabilities: How to navigate the course of their lives may be able to help. Author Christy Mahanay-Castro offers research-based common sense ideas for parents, students, teachers, and school administrators. From a section on education law to activities and worksheets, this book might just be what you're looking for.

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RTI with differentiated instruction

Examine the relationship between differentiated instruction and RTI with the book, RTI and differentiated instruction:, grades 6-8: A classroom teacher's guide. This book provides strategies and systems to assist teachers in simultaneously implementing differentiated instruction and Response to Intervention in the classroom, focusing on practical classroom applications. Teacher reflections, a focus on concepts and principles, and links to resources round out some of the book's features.

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Gluten-free recipes for the conscious cook

Concerned with Celiac Disease? Looking for some gluten-free, vegetarian recipes? Gluten-free recipes for the conscious cook: A seasonal, vegetarian cookbook may be for you. Eating gluten-free, whether you have Celiac Disease or not, may help some people feel more energetic, improve digestion, and aid in weight loss. This cookbook offers to show you how to whip up quick meals and snacks, tips for using organic and seasonal ingredients, make pancakes and waffles, casseroles, pastas, and pastries-all without gluten, and more!

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Mobile App Monday - Assistive Chat

Assistive Chat turns your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad into an Augmentative and Alternative Communication app (AAC) for people who have difficulty speaking. Designed to be simple and efficient, this app requires only a few keystrokes to construct sentences.

For a closer look, go to: http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/assistive-chat/id379891874?mt=8#