Welcome to
Pops Spedster's IDEiA and STEM issues page, where special education teachers, parents and students will find instructional supports and accommodations for people
with disabilities resulting from low incidence and acquired impairments.
The results of the probe can be used to design individualized education plans that meet IDEA requirements.
Some ELL students and home-schooled students could also benefit from the materials being offered on this site.
At Pops Spedster's Place, we use Developmentally Appropriate Instruction (DAI) to teach academic and functional skills related to developmental assessments, Common Core State Standards and STEM instructional design issues.
THE FOLLOWING LINK GOES TO A PAGE THAT DISCUSSES MODELS FOR UNDERSTANDING COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND THE VARIOUS CAUSES OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT.
HERE ARE THE CATEGORIES LISTED BELOW WITH LINKS TO NATIONAL INTERNET WEBSITES THAT DESCRIBE EACH CATEGORY AND WHICH ARE A SOURCE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
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Pops Spedster And Company is an Oregon-based 501c3 non-profit, registered with the Oregon Secretary of State's office.
Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER -
The Special Education resources contained on this site are based on my 13 years of experience teaching medically fragile students in adaptive life skills public school classrooms.
Pops Spedster And Company makes no representations about the accuracy of information from third party sources contained on this site, nor do we accept any responsibility for the use of this information.
While we aspire to present best practices in serving a medically fragile student population, scientific developments and research have created a fertile environment of approaches to instruction that have resulted in a changing pedagogical discipline that works to improve the lives of people with developmental disabilities.
- James M. Kemp/ AKA Pops Spedster.
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Click on the following menu items to visit each topic's home page or use your smart phone to scan the QR codes.
This video has gone through many different versions. It is based on a children's book written in 1999, for a graduate level class in Special Education, at Western Oregon University and taught by Dr. Mickey Pardew.
Many of the versions of this video are published on our YouTube channel
with the user name Pops Spedster And Company.
Like and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
Here is a link to a stop motion animated version's introduction video on You Tube - https://youtu.be/ugB8RB5kt8k
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Since 2008, Pops Spedster And Company has published content for the developmental disabilities community.
THIS SITE CONTAINS MANY WORKSHEETS THAT CAN BE PRINTED OUT BY AND FOR STUDENTS.
ALL WORKSHEETS ON THIS SITE ARE FREE, BUT PLEASE DO NOT CLAIM A COPYRIGHT ON THESE FREE MATERIALS.
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