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Educators get creative to serve students with disabilities

Posted on April 15, 2020

Originally published April 15, 2020 by Delaware Public Media
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Camden Catholic High School's virtual choir sings I Am With You Always led by music director Greg Gardner
Camden Catholic High School's virtual choir sings "I Am With You Always," led by music director Greg Gardner. (Greg Gardner and Patrick Gardner | YouTube)

Special educators across the country report using online apps, new software, phone calls and text messaging in order to provide remote services to students with IEPs during the COVID-19 pandemic. While educators miss the classroom and acknowledge that some services, such as speech-language pathology, cannot be provided as effectively via teleconference, they also say they are finding new ways to improve accessibility.

Read the full story from Delaware Public Media here.

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