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LRC Network Resources
We are excited to represent the Learning Resource Network at the NJEA each November!
If we missed you at NJEA, or if you would like to share a resource from us, you can find electronic versions of the LRC flyers and resources from recent NJEA Conventions below.
LRC Network Handouts
LRC-S Professional Learning Offerings
Explore our upcoming and on-demand FREE online Professional Learning Offerings designed to foster
inclusive education, family engagement, and student success.
New Teacher Hub
From creating classroom communities and partnering with families to student engagement and teacher wellness, our educator hub offers a collection of resources to support the professional growth of new teachers as they enter the profession.
Visit the New Teacher Hub on our website to learn more!
LRC-S Family & Community Resources
The LRC-South offers FREE interactive sessions, educational activities and resources to foster family engagement and help support children's learning and social and emotional well-being.
LRC-S Family & Community Resources
Accessibility
Accessibility means that every person, including those with disabilities, can participate fully in education, employment, and daily living. Learn more about the POUR strategy to ensure that educational materials are accessible to all students. Accessible materials may mean the difference between learning barriers and learning opportunities.
Accommodations or Modifications
How do accommodations different from modifications? Which is better to address your student’s needs?
Accessible Technology Options for ALL
Accessibility features were originally designed to make the use of technology less challenging for those with disabilities, but these embedded features are now the norm and can make technology easier for everyone.
AI Tools for Teaching
Move beyond chatbots like ChatGPT and explore some AI tools that can help you differentiate instruction, provide feedback, remove barriers to learning, and support executive function.
AI in the Classroom Video Series
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.
eBook & Audiobook Collection
Explore the LRC Network's collection of eBooks and Audiobooks available
on MackinVIA.
Visit: mackinVIA.com
Search: Find your LRC location (e.g., Learning Resource Center-South)
Sign-in: LRC Member number (e.g. 3000xxxxx)
Password: Use your last name as the default
Free Resource for Teachers
Visit LRC-South’s Online Resources to find more FREE tools and resources for your classroom!
HLPs in Special Education
Refresh your understanding of the CEEDAR Center’s HLPs (High Leverage Practices) and download the revised book for free.
How General Educators Can Support Students with Disabilities
Partnerships between general and special educators are critical to supporting students with disabilities. Increase collaboration, foster student agency, and promote mental health while creating a welcoming environment for students with disabilities.
Neurodiversity Resources
The LRC-S offers a collection of resources related to neurodiversity to support educators, students, and families. Explore books, professional learning videos, links, and more!
NJDOE Office of Special Education
Providing educators, families and other stakeholders with the technical assistance, professional learning in
evidence-based practices, and access to instructional materials and resources necessary for students with IEPs to achieve the goals established for all New Jersey students.
NJDOE Office of Special Education
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.
UDL Guidelines 3.0
This new iteration of the UDL Guidelines responds to a strong call from the field—both practitioners and researchers alike—to address critical barriers rooted in biases and systems of exclusion. This new update aims to respond to this call and to work toward fulfilling the promise of the Guidelines as a tool to guide the design of learning environments that more fully honor and value every learner.
Learn more at: https://udlguidelines.cast.org
The LRC-South's Annual Inclusion Institute is a free, full-day, in-person event focused on navigating and implementing inclusive practices in PK-12 and 18-21 contexts. Through active engagement, educators will focus on content specific to inclusive education.
Upcoming Events
The LRC-South provides a variety of free events and activities for educators and families.
Explore all of our professional, family, and community events.
