Today(2006.12.6) Dr. Snell had a lecture at our school.
She is a famous professor, a great scholar, and also a smart teacher.
I am so happy to attend her lecture, which refresh my thinking of the inclusion practice.
Here are the points she told us:
Parismony
Use the simplest, but still effective, approach. - Etzel and LeBlanc, 1979
6 effective practice for teaching students with developmental disabilities
1. Simultaneous prompting
2. Technology-assisted instruction: Video modeling
3. Self monitoring
4. Support packages for students with disabilities in general education
5. Embedding nontarget information into instruction
6. Activity-based instruction
