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Special Education Special Education IEPs and Forms Lesson Plans Behavior Management From Jerry Webster, your Guide to Special Education Technique 40 involves Sweating the Details. This is another technique to create a high expectations classroom. I also share an offer for membership to the Council on Exceptional Children, the premiere professional organization for special educators. State high stakes testing usually falls in March: I blog and share resources for test success. Teach Like a Champion -Technique 40 Technique 40 is "Sweat the Details." Using the broken window theory of policing as a metaphor, Doug Lemov shows how enforcing the details raises expectations and academic behavior. Testing Season is Now Open Testing is starting all over the country. What happens next? Is NCLB here to stay? I share an interview with Diane Ravitch with Jon Stewart on the Daily Show. She challenges the efficacy of testing and charter schools. Special Needs Students and State Tests This article offers strategies to help children with disabilities do their best on state high stakes tests. Are your students ready? See More About:  testing  sdi  accommodations The Council on Exceptional Children Want You The Council on Exceptional Children is offering a 20% discount to you to join this premier special education organization. I did it: so should you! Special Education Ads Special Education Standardized Testing Educational Testing Students Champion Featured Articles Special Education Assessment Teaching Strategies and Best Practices Behavior Tips and Tricks Lesson Plans for Inclusion and Special Education Students Classroom Management and Discipline Strategies Disabilities in Special Education   More from About.com Discover the Disney Dream Disney's newest cruise ship has something for every family member, from the Aqua Duck watercoaster to adults-only lounges. More> Cruise the Celebrity Eclipse The Eclipse features luxurious interiors, a spa, and the "iLounge" where guests can check email and create their own photo books. More> This newsletter is written by: Jerry Webster Special Education Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Special Education newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Must Reads How to Write an IEP Dealing With Problem Behaviors Special Education Careers Assessment for Special Education Reading Strategies for Students with LD Advertisement