I'm not actually sure, but the teaching involves specialized teaching procedures and equipment and settings that are adapted to the situation.
I'm not actually sure, but I would think so! There are a lot of different teaching procedures and materials for special needs kids.
I've been looking into becoming a special education teacher. I'm doing research on what I need to get started. Good for you! Those students need a much different approach to learning. What types of disabilities do students have who receive care from a special education teacher? You'd probably be working with a lot of kids who have certain behavioral disorders, like ADHD or ADD, and maybe even some developmental disabilities, like autism. It sounds like a rewarding career! Is there a specific degree I would need to become a special education teacher?
Ideally, this process involves the individually planned and systematically monitored arrangement of teaching procedures, adapted equipment and materials, and accessible settings.