Designing and Implementing Mathematics Instruction for Students with Diverse Learning Needs

A thorough look at teaching mathematics to student a with special needs. Emphasizes Curriculum based assessment, a scope sequence chart for each grade level aligned to CCSS content standards, and real scenarios involving concrete-representational-abstract methods for instruction. Great resource.

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Affordable. Great condition. Easy to follow.

This book is not all theories and fluff. This book is about the cold, hard facts, supported by research, about how to teach mathematics. It covers all levels, although I found it more useful for lower level students. I loved that it gave concrete activities and assessments to use. Great resource.

I had to read this for a graduate class and take weekly quizzes, and I have to say I didn't hate it. I am teaching Special Ed Math this year in a high school and it gave me some useful info.

This is the text for my math methods course, and the reading can be monotonous and dry, but it does have some great tips on implementing strategies.

Describes in detail everything a special education teacher needs to know in order to build a foundation for successful math instruction.

This is an excellent resource for all Mathematics educators!