A Teacher's Guide to Special Education: A Teacher's Guide to Special Education

I used this book as one of my texts to study for the Praxis. It has great info and it's a quick read!

bought this as a textbook for class and i was so happy with it. A rare physical, hardcover book! It was such a good read and it came to me in excellent condition. Highly reccimend purchasing! it had geat space on the margins for notetaking, which sets it apart from digital platform.

This book has been very informative. It is detailed and helps learn more about the special education process. Glad that I purchased this book.

I purchased this book for an introduction to special education course. It was easy to follow. I liked how it broke down the difference between goals and objectives for student IEPs. This book makes it easy to use as a quick reference. However it does not go into extended detail about special education law. It’s basically an overview.

Exactly what I needed for college course

Great book to know all you need as a teacher about special Ed. Very useful for someone moving into an administrative position.

The book and its contents are fine, but as a student using this for class, I NEED page numbers in order to cite quotes for assignments. I purchased this via Kindle and now using this textbook for school work is incredibly difficult. Even if there were a way to show it as its standard paperback version text size in order to create stable page numbers so that I can reasonably cite quotations for essays and homework, it would be tremendously helpful. Do you really think that my professor is going to assign "location 200-4200"? This is absurd and frustrating. Other books I have purchased via Kindle have page numbers, but this one doesn't-- the format creates a massive headache for me. Hate it.

This book helps build the knowledge you need to work within the framework of supporting special needs students.