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LRC Network Website Resources
We are excited to represent the Learning Resource Network at the NJEA 2022 Convention on November 10-11, 2022! Be sure to check out the following resources that will be shared during the convention.
LRC Network Handouts
Accommodations or Modifications
How do accommodations different from modifications? Which is better to address your student’s needs?
Digital Citizenship: Access for All
Ensuring we use accessible digital materials strengthens opportunities for all learners to experience independence, while participating and progressing in new learning opportunities.
Digital technology has become a fundamental part of our world and digital citizenship skills are essential for all of us, regardless of skill or experience. We are all connected as citizens of a global, digital community so we need to ensure we have the skills we need to be active and responsible participants.
For more information on Digital Citizenship explore LRC-S PL Shorts: Digital Citizenship: Access for AllCenter on Technology & Disability (CTD) Assistive Technology Keyring
Use this CTD AT keyrings for training, peer support, parent workshops, personnel prep classes and other activities in which you’d like to share these handy, colorful examples of assistive technology. Examples range from low- to high-tech and span ages and types of support.
Digital Literacy Infographic
The skills required to thrive as digital citizens go beyond passwords and online safety. They include analyzing the accuracy, perspective, and validity of information we find online; using technology to address challenges and solve problems; and engaging with others, especially those with differing viewpoints, with respect and empathy.
Free Resource for Teachers
Visit LRC-South’s Online Resources to find more free tools and resources for your classroom!
HLPs in Special Education
Developed by the Council for Exceptional Children and the CEEDAR Center, High-Leverage Practices are 22 essential special education techniques that all K-12 special education teachers should master for use across a variety of classroom contexts.
LRC-South PL Shorts
LRC-South PL Shorts is a collection of short videos with an overarching theme. Designed to be viewed as a series, or alone, these short videos provide instructional strategies and tools, templates and practical examples to integrate and support inclusive practices.
NJDOE Office of Special Education Projects and Partners
NJDOE's recommended list of resource links, projects, and partners.
UDL Framework: A Guide for Lesson Design
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that accommodates the needs and abilities of all learners and eliminates unnecessary barriers to the learning process. This template helps you identify and address barriers in your lesson design.
NJDOE Office of Special Education Interactive Website Companion Guide
This interactive guide to the NJDOE Office of Special Education’s new website provides direct access to OSE’s programs, projects, supports and more!
NJDOE Office of Special Education Website Spotlights
Resources and tools to support educators, Child Study Teams, Administrators and Families.
Special Education in Action
Check out the NJDOE Office of Special Education’s Special Education in Action’ Newsletter.
Check out our Online Resources to view LRC-South's collection of free resources for use by educators and families. Please check back often as we are regularly updating the online resources we provide.
Upcoming Events
The LRC-South provides a variety of free events and activities for educators and families.
Explore our offerings here
