By analyzing the history of education and educational trends, special education teachers can hypothesize reforms intended to benefit the future of special education.
From the following list, select two significant changes or reforms that have affected education within the past 100 years:
- The use of state mandated content standards in curriculum for special education students
- Differentiated learning
- Diversity and socioeconomic status
- Inclusive classrooms
- Evidence-based instructional technology integration
- Standardized testing
- Response to intervention
- Any other relevant change or reform, with approval from your instructor
In 500-750 words discuss both positive and negative aspects of these changes or reforms. Propose at least one change or reform that would benefit the future of special education. Explain how your suggested change or reform could be brought about.
The introduction of universal screening for developmental delays and learning impairments is one modification or reform that could be advantageous for the future of special education. Universal screening would aid in the early identification of learning and developmental challenges, enabling the start of tailored treatments earlier and assisting in closing the achievement gap. The potential to gather information on learning and developmental challenges via universal screening may also help……
The introduction of universal screening for developmental delays and learning impairments is one modification or reform that could be advantageous for the future of special education. Universal screening would aid in the early identification of learning and developmental challenges, enabling the start of tailored treatments earlier and assisting in closing the achievement gap. The potential to gather information on learning and developmental challenges via universal screening may also help……
The introduction of universal screening for developmental delays and learning impairments is one modification or reform that could be advantageous for the future of special education. Universal screening would aid in the early identification of learning and developmental challenges, enabling the start of tailored treatments earlier and assisting in closing the achievement gap. The potential to gather information on learning and developmental challenges via universal screening may also help……
