This is Alberta Education’s Inclusive Education Video Series, including Valuing All Students; Changing How We Talk about Disabilities; and Using A Positive Behaviour Approach to Support Learning.
EducatingAllLearners.org includes specific guidance on how teachers can deliver lessons online to students in special education, which has been a challenge as schools transition to online learning during the coronavirus pandemic.
Created in Alberta, this collection of professional learning resources for educators provides professional development through self-study and in-school professional learning communities.
This site offers resources about inclusion and transition planning for teachers working with young people with intellectual disabilities as they prepare to leave school and enter adult life. A French site is available.
Inclusive Education Canada provides articles, presentations, videos, and other resources about inclusive education. There are resources in English and French.
This site from the European Agency for Special Needs and Inclusive Education includes case studies about practices around the world and resources on a wide range of topics relating to inclusive education.
This site has a wealth of information about inclusive education. Browse by subject of topic (Behaviour and Social Participation, Student Support Plans, and more).
This Alberta-based site has information about how educational and assistive technologies can support students in their classrooms. There are videos plus sections for text-to-speech, word prediction, speech recognition and visual thinking tools.
This site has resources and videos drawn from neuroscience, which can provide educators with a scientific basis for understanding best practices in teaching and offer a new lens through which to look at challenges. (site description)
The mission of this site is to find strategies that teachers can use as a starting point to inform their classroom practice, and better support students with specific medical conditions and disabilitie
