Projectidealonline.org Website Review

This Website is part of a teacher preparation program intended to better prepare teachers to work with students with disabilities. Project IDEAL (Informing and Designing Education For All Learners) was made possible by the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities We encourage you to start by watching the video to the right to learn about teaching special education. Then you can explore the Disability discover how teachers are using the ideas from Project Ideal in real world clas*room situations. Each teaching module follows a similar structure and includes Key Concepts, Activities, Presentations, Tests and Media. Explore the Key Concepts or jump into the Activities section to get ideas of how to implement what you learn in your clas*rooms. Financial support for Project IDEAL is provided by the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities, with Federal funds made available by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Developmental Disabilities. examples of how teachers are using the ideas developed and described in Project IDEAL in their clas*rooms. To navigate between the two sites, you can simply hover over the logo at the top of the page. Although Project IDEAL cannot guarantee the accuracy of these noted resources, we have made every effort to include the latest information regarding the accuracy of these resources. Project IDEAL is unable to control for the accessibility and accuracy of external website link resources; however, we have made every effort to note those resources that would be helpful to our readers. We can afford to be online Create a Project IDEAL account to give you access to commenting. Your pas*word must be at least eight characters in length and contain at least one of each: uppercase letter, lowercase letter, and number. Project IDEAL In Action is a project of the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities. The views contained herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of the funding agency(s). Copyright 2013 - Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities. Read