New Library Acquisitions LibGuide 2014!!!!

We have just published the NEW LIBRARY ACQUISITIONS LIBGUIDE 2014!  Lots of new and exciting resources have been added to the Library's collections, make sure you check them out and REMEMBER, we are constantly adding to the collections and the libguide!

Just to tempt you to look ----

Instructional technology in early childhood:  Teaching in the digital age

Teaching the Common Core speaking and listening standards:  Strategies and digital tools

Managing anxiety in people with autism:  A treatment guide for parents, teachers, and mental health professionals

A happy hat

Teach like a champion:  49 techniques that put students on the path to college

Social literacy:  A social skills seminar for young adults with ASDs, NLDs, and social anxiety

Exceptional Children's Week - May 5-11, 2013

This week is Exceptional Children's Week celebrating children and youth with exceptionalities and the educators who serve them! 

CEC has designed a special website in honor of Exceptional Children's Week.

Check out the website for resources (Tim Lewis and Chad Rose of the University of Missouri produced an anti-bullying guide entitled "Addressing bullying behavior through school-wide positive behavior support", which includes a list of resources and a School-wide PBIS Bully Prevention/Intervention Action Plan and a tutorial podcast is also available for the action plan), recognize achievements of your students for a Yes I Can! Award, CEC's Exceptional Children and ways to celebrate.

Happy Exceptional Children's Week!

Please join the SERC Library and CEC as we celebrate Exceptional Children's Week, May 6-12, 2012!

CEC initiated Exceptional Children's Week as a means to educate the public about children with exceptionalities and to garner support for special education.  Since it inception, this week has served to spotlight the capabilities of children and youth with exceptionalities and the programs and people that support them.

For more information visit, www.exceptionalchildrensweek.org

May 9-13 is Exceptional Children's Week!

This week is Exceptional Children's Week! According to the CEC's website, "The Council for Exceptional Children initiated Exceptional Children's Week as a means to educate the public about children with exceptionalities and garner support for special education. Since its inception, this week has served to spotlight the capabilities of children and youth with exceptionalities and the programs that support them in their communities."

For more information on how to celebrate this week, check out the link to CEC's website at http://www.exceptionalchildrensweek.org/.

In addition, check out some of these important historical individuals with disabilities under the "Celebrate in Your School and Community" link on the CEC website, Ludwig van Beethoven, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Helen Keller.