Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

Educators working with special needs students are charged with integrating them into regular classrooms, but it is a challenge to provide these students with the individualized instruction and to provide accurate assessment and reporting capabilities. Common education issues like standards and accountability pose larger challenges for special education programs because of the need for more individualized educational materials.

Learning.com is committed to supporting the mission of special education and ensuring that your students receive all of the possible benefits from your program. Our digital curriculum can help you provide rich science, technology and math experiences that will help your special needs students become powerful 21st century learners, while supporting teachers to differentiate instruction.

Learning.com solutions:

• Create a non-threatening learning environment that supports all student skill levels and features engaging, motivating lessons with stimulating graphics and animations.
• Are based on the most current research and instructional theory with age-appropriate activities.
• Provide documentation for Individualized Education Plans – all instruction is easily customizable and teachers can assess student needs and individualize instruction.
• Monitor and provide data on student progress.
• Provide transition activities for school to life with content set in real-life situations.

Aha!Math – K-5 supplemental math curriculum that builds fluency and conceptual understanding. Built on the NCTM focal points.

Aha!Science – 3-5 supplemental science curriculum that provides broad coverage of Earth and Space, Physical, and Life Science.

EasyTech – K-8 technology literacy curriculum that effectively integrates technology skills into math, science, language arts and social studies instruction. Aligned with ISTE NETS standards.

Visit the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Web site to find tools and resources relating to special education.