Explain the difference between the intervention assistance team and the teacher assistance team
What will be an ideal response?
The teacher assistance team functions on the assumption that general education teachers have the knowledge and skill individually or jointly to resolve a great number of the challenges they encounter in teaching students with learning and behavior problems. The intervention assistance teams is premised on the belief that solving problems about students experiencing behavioral and learning problems should enlist all of the resources available at a school, including those of special education and related service staff members.
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What will be an ideal response?
Which part of a unit plan contains actual material to be taught in the unit?
A. content B. methods C. learning outcomes D. purpose statement
Which of the following is a typical performance goal?
a. To increase understanding b. To outperform peers c. To improve personal performance d. To master a task