Welcome to NCEU
The National CEU community is designed as a platform for educators to connect and learn from each other. We strongly believe that the knowledge and contributions from general educators, special educators, school psychologists, speech-language pathologists, school administrators, other school personnel, and university professors all provide specialty knowledge to the “education whole”.
Please introduce yourself in the welcome forum discussion and feel free to search the site to find conversations or groups that are of interest to you. If you don't find a group or discussion pertaining to your interests, please start your own.
Please introduce yourself in the welcome forum discussion and feel free to search the site to find conversations or groups that are of interest to you. If you don't find a group or discussion pertaining to your interests, please start your own.
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Created by Franklin W. Bender, CCC-SLP Feb 5, 2009 at 10:27am. Last updated by Franklin W. Bender, CCC-SLP Feb 11, 2009.
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Introductions and Welcome to the NCEU Community
Introductions and Welcome to the NCEU Community
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Welcome to the National CEU Community 1 Reply
The National CEU Community is dedicated to providing a multidisciplinary platform for educators to connect and learn from each other. We strongly believe that the knowledge and contributions from…Continue
Started by Franklin W. Bender, CCC-SLP in Introductions. Last reply by Marianne Szijj Apr 13, 2011.
Technology Programs to Consider for Education
During my summer course on "Information Technology for Curriculum Design" at the University of Oregon, I was introduced to a variety of technology tools that educators at all levels should at least…Continue
Tags: Communication, Professional, Development, Technology, Collaboration
Started by Franklin W. Bender, CCC-SLP in Technology in Education Jul 15, 2010.
Universal Design of Instruction
Please see the attached video link that provides an overview of Universal Design of Instruction. The video is produced from the Do-It organization from the University of Washington.…Continue
Tags: Disabilities, 504, Accommodations, Design, Universal
Started by Franklin W. Bender, CCC-SLP in Special Education and 504 Discussion Jul 15, 2010.
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Packing the Professional and Educational Parachutes
Excerpt below by Charlie Plumb
Recently, I was sitting in a restaurant in Kansas City. A man about two tables away kept looking at me. I didn't recognize him. A few minutes into our meal he stood up and walked over to my table, looked down at me, pointed his finger in my face and said, "You're Captain Plumb." I looked up and I said, "Yes sir, I'm Captain Plumb." He said, "You flew jet fighters in Vietnam. You were on the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk. You were shot down. You… Continue
Recently, I was sitting in a restaurant in Kansas City. A man about two tables away kept looking at me. I didn't recognize him. A few minutes into our meal he stood up and walked over to my table, looked down at me, pointed his finger in my face and said, "You're Captain Plumb." I looked up and I said, "Yes sir, I'm Captain Plumb." He said, "You flew jet fighters in Vietnam. You were on the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk. You were shot down. You… Continue
Posted by Franklin W. Bender, CCC-SLP on February 11, 2009 at 11:30am — 1 Comment
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Casis Elementary School (1946)
The story of how Casis Elementary School in Austin, Tex., came to be was told across two Educational Leadership articles about six years apart. In November 1946, the one-page story "Experimentation in Elementary Education" announced an agreement between the University...Schools of Thought
CNN's new education blog Schools of Thought does more than simply aggregate existing education stories and video from their website and television network, although that is the blog's backbone. The editors build on this foundation with daily news links, guest...Council for Exceptional Children - Reality 101 for New Teachers
Richard: Helping or hurting?
Working as an EBD teacher in my first year is hard! I struggle daily with deciding what battles to fight and which not to fight. I am constantly asking myself if I am protecting the student from their disability or...Allisence: An update on Felipe
Remember cute and adorable Felipe? Remember how he used to be so willing to do whatever I asked him to do? Remember how before winter break his behavior did a 180? Ah, Felipe, yes, I remember. I finally did get...Institute of Education Sciences
IES Newsletter now available
The January 2012 issue of the IES research newsletter features an article about the recently awarded Regional Educational Laboratory contracts, financial aid calculators on college websites; an interview with CALDER director Jane Hannaway; new data collection methods for the National Household Education Survey; NCSER-funded researcher Nicola Wolf Nelson, recipient of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s highest award; Small Business Innovation Research funding opportunities; and other items.Summer Research Training Institute on Single-Case Design Research
The National Center for Special Education Research (NCSER) at the Institute of Education Sciences announces its second Summer Research Training Institute on Single-Case Intervention Research Design and Analysis. The Training Institute is intended to increase the capacity of education researchers nationally to conduct methodologically rigorous single-case intervention studies.When: June 25 to June 29 2012
Where: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI
All applications must be received no later than Friday, March 9, 2012 at 8:00 p.m. EST. For more information about the Training Institute, including the application procedures, please visit: http://ies.ed.gov/whatsnew/conferences/?id=964
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