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Law - Program overlooking special needs children
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Law - Program overlooking special needs children
Final Project - Part 2
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Fictional, funny video for preservice teachers. NOT REAL! Review video to see how you would tweak these BIG mistakes that many teachers make working with special needs students
Final Project - Part 1
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Fictional pre-service teacher training video. NOT REAL! Students need to choose 5 of the 7 scenes and "tweak" them to best meet the needs of your "pretend" students. Be sure to follow the syllabus. Be sure to review Final Project - Part 2 for all 7 videos.
I I I will definitly b no good at all without my fuckin toothpicks, yeah
I wish my brain could do that. My brain can't remember a damned thing. In one ear out the other. I like to sleep in class. I failed high school and Seneca College still accepted my tuition fee. I failed college eight times and they still accepted my tuition fee into college. I hear you American kids get your tuition fee accepted into Animal Houses all the time. Your parents must be so proud. No kid left behind. Not even George W Bush and Rodney Dangerfield
I wish my brain could do that. My brain can't remember a damned thing. In one ear out the other. I like to sleep in class. I failed high school and Seneca College still accepted my tuition fee. I failed college eight times and they still accepted my tuition fee into college. I hear you American kids get your tuition fee accepted into Animal Houses all the time. Your parents must be so proud. No kid left behind. Even George W Bush and Rodney Dangerfield
How much my Mom ...watching this with Her...Her laughter...it tickled the shit out of her❤❤❤ The smile on my face right now😂😂😂
❤❤❤❤ 4:21
I have this movie of Rain Man and I think it's a very good movie also funny
Thank you so for sharing this 🌟🎶❤🎶🌟 ~~~~~>💓°•○☆💕 Edit: 3:43 :))!!!!
I don't know what the lights were supposed to represent.
Man since I was 3 years old I was Diagnosed with Autism!
I'd forgotten the "serious injury" book!! :) brilliant
He just saw 4 left in the box.... then used his math skills to subtract 4 from the total, then divide it by 3 because there were roughly 3 piles of equal size. still amazing but not magic.
How are they doing today??
I've only heard of Autistic people who can read really fast and I've heard that some can watch a documentary and repeat big chunks of what they heard from the audio. Tho I don't know and I'm just assuming the issue is that most don't exactly understand what they're repeating, maybe some do I'm not sure but I think it's impressive. I've never met an autistic person before so these stories of em' are kind of like hearing about super heroes. And yeah I know there are people who have photographic memories and there are children who can probably graduate freaking college before highschool but for some reason autistic people are more interesting, I guess because we expect so little and what they do specialize in shines through whatever flaws they possess.
God bless. 💖🕊
This is interesting. The original edit of this scene has Charlie call Ray a fucking retard when he grabs him by the neck. This version he says freakin doofus. TV edit?
97 WOXY was weak as shit signal.
I think that this movie helped launch a lot of research toward Autism.
I didn't like Tom Cruise in this movie, I only like Dustin Hoffman because of his performance, he was really phenomenal and incredible
Incredible performance by Dustin Hoffman
fooled me!!!!!
Smoking in a restaurant
1988 no big deal, doctors smoked cigars while delivering babies in the hospital back then…🤷♂️
@@pattersonfilm9117 Why people aged quicker back then
Where are the captions for Deaf people when the camera pans off the ASL?
"Serious injury list" this guy predicted athletics 40 years into the future. 😆
Miracle triplets is what I call them
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A phenomenal performance from Dustin Hoffman.
Who’s here in 2021
2024.
Dustin Hoffman's performance and accuracy was simply off the chart - in my opinion he is simply one of the best actors in the world. 👍🏼
Yes he was good but when I compare Leonardo dicaprios performance in what's eating Gilbert grape I think it was slightly better. I literally thought he was actually slow in real life.
Best Part
E! removed a lot of F-bombs from this movie.
It's now 10/1/20. How are They now. Fine We Hope. Stay Well 🌟🐦
Wait what did they change that line? In the toothpick
Fantasztikus jó Szinèsz Nagyon szeretem és az Eső Ember filmje fantasztikus alakítása volt Éva
When did this aire?
Can anyone tell me what piece is playing when Mr. Holland is conducting?? I've loved it since I was a teen and don't know who wrote it or what it is
I would like to know how this family is doing today, anybody know?? ( 2020)
I would like to know how this family is doing today, anybody know?? ( 2020)
Great to see how Pivotal Response works in real life.
I try the play and walk away thing my kids give up on the activity as soon as I walk away
Except that he's not autistic. Dustin Hoffman's character, Rain Man, is based on Kim Peek, who had a rare genetic disorder that has symptoms similar to autism... but is not autism.
I praise God that he happily preserved this family. I hope the triplets are still doing fine
2:03 He actually said “Stop acting like a fucking retard”
😁occooooh I love Dustin Hoffman us rainman
Lovely children and very loving parents.Inspirational video.
This part Always bring me tears
Maybe family should migrate to Canada. I understand that the health care system is very good.
19 thumbs downs should have their thumbs taken away see if they can bare with that alone
The Washington State school for the blind has dealt with kids with coquiller in plants and total blindness they Eric K through 12 school and are awsome something to think about
anyone think Dustin looks like Paul Simon in You can call me Al?!
Somewhat
Sounds like a fun night during spring break.