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Intervention in School and Clinic

September 2007 Volume 43, Number 1

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Table of Contents

Number of articles: 5

  1. Web-Based History Learning Environments: Helping All Students Learn and Like History

    Cynthia M. Okolo, Carol Sue Englert, Emily C. Bouck & Anne M. Heutsche

    This article explores the benefits of the Internet to enhance history instruction for all learners. The authors describe a Web-based learning environment, the Virtual History Museum (VHM), that... More

    pp. 3-11

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  2. Kid Tools: Self-Management, Problem- Solving, Organizational, and Planning Software for Children and Teachers

    Kevin J. Miller, Gail E. Fitzgerald, Kevin A. Koury, Herine J. Mitchem & Candice Hollingsead

    This article provides an overview of KidTools, an electronic performance software system designed for elementary and middle school children to use independently on classroom or home computers. The ... More

    pp. 12-19

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  3. Strategies for Adapting WebQuests for Students with Learning Disabilities

    Ashley A. Skylar, Kyle Higgins & Randall Boone

    WebQuests are gaining popularity as teachers explore using the Internet for guided learning activities. A WebQuest involves students working on a task that is broken down into clearly defined steps... More

    pp. 20-28

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  4. Problem-Based Learning Software for Students with Disabilities

    Debra Cote

    When students are engaged in learning environments that allow for the practice of problem-solving skills, they are able to connect the classroom to the real world. Students with disabilities need... More

    pp. 29-37

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  5. Interactive Videoconferencing as a Medium for Special Education: Knowledge Acquisition in Preservice Teacher Education

    Angie Dal Bello, Earle Knowlton & Jerry Chaffin

    Interactive videoconferencing (IVC) consists of live, synchronous audio and video communication via a computer or digital phone network among sites in different physical locations. Many productive ... More

    pp. 38-46

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