I’m interested in learning how special educators are using electronic whiteboards—particularly in a resource room setting. My Smart Board has just arrived, and while I’ve got several ideas, I’d be delighted to hear additional thoughts.
I’m interested in learning how special educators are using electronic whiteboards—particularly in a resource room setting. My Smart Board has just arrived, and while I’ve got several ideas, I’d be delighted to hear additional thoughts.
I’m a special educator, too. I am also incredibly jealous that you have this wonderful resource. I’m not an expert on these boards, having seen them only a few times, but I would think they would be especially helpful for kids with visual motor weaknesses. You can give them direct copies of your notes from your printer . Kids who are dysgraphic can spend more time looking and listening then copying notes. I know you can also access the internet while you’re teaching a lesson.
Are you at a public school? How did you get one of these? I’d love to know. Thanks. Ruth :)