Students with Disabilities: Special Education Categories
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Learn in detail about the 14 different categories and classification of special education students. The different categories are broken down in the following categories: Autism, Deaf-blindness, deafness, developmental delay, emotionally disturbed, hearing impairment, intellectual disability, multiple disabilities, orthopedic disability, other-health impairment, traumatic brain injury, specific learning disability, speech language impairment, and visual impairments. Each of these fourteen different categories are clearly defined with the individuals with disabilities act, IDEA, in mind. The characteristics of students that have the following classifications are detailed for classroom teachers, parents of special education students, case managers, principals, advocates, general education teachers and more. The video also offers specific teaching strategies for each special education category. This video is part of a special education background knowledge playlist from Teachings in Education. The Teachings in Education channel is the complement to the Teachers Pay Teachers stores where resources for educators are sold.
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I had a speech and langauge impairment. I was put in the special ed class, but then when I was in 7th grade they gave me test to see if I really needed special ed. They realized that I didin't need it and put me in a intergrated co teaching class. Now I take general ed classes in highschool and i'm passing my classes.
Awesome! Keep going. 🤘🏾
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My daughter was not talking much in kindergarten and she was put in special education class.
Once she started communication, she was put back in the class.
Now a days, I believe there is no seperate classes anymore.
It's inclusive and integration and it keeps the self esteem of children with extra support high and they are emotionally very sound.
Very nice
I have autism, mental illnesses and I’m completely blind. I want to stress the importance of braille in school. Nowadays blind people have assistive technology with a computer voice that reads the text aloud. It’s incredible and it’s actually what helps me type this comment on my phone. But there is a downside, students are using less and less braille. Braille is an important way of communication, and literasy is so incredibly important! Please, if you are a teacher and you have a blind student, learn a little bit of braille! It helps me so much when one teacher has learned the basic letter recognition.
My aunt has an intellectual disability. She has no understanding of numbers, but she recognizes shapes, including letters. She’s a visual learner, and I don’t understand why no one taught her to read. I think she would understand more of the world, if she could at least read the road signs. Again, literasy is important!
how can you type if ur blind
@@eghefhbge every Apple device has a system built in called voiceover. It reads the letters and you just double tap after touching one of the letters, and then do it over and over.
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@@eghefhbgeif you watch the video, you would see that there is adaptive technology for people who are blind, or have visual impairments. (Many kinds of tech for that matter…) Additionally, there are conditions that leave you legally blind, while also leaving you with some eyesight. This allows for the ability to type, read, watch TV etc with less modifications, while also impacting life skills such as driving.
I am studying special needs education in college and so I really appreciate stuff like this! It makes me very excited to be able to help kids that struggle with these things.
Email me if you have any questions. I just completed my EdD with a focus on authenticating a pathway to inclusive education for marginalized students with (dis)abilities. jgollette@apu.edu
I have specific learning disability,and I love it .my major is reading,writing,and of course math
00:25 Intellectual disabilities 1:10 deaf-blind 1:47 Specific Learning disabilities 3:12 Developmental Delay 3:58 other health impairment
As a parent of a child with developmental delay and speech delay. He "aged out" of that diagnosis according to the school system. He still gets speech. He however is nowhere near grade level. He is now 11 and his neurologist diagnosed him with static encephalopathy. Yeah the schools don't know what to do with that one. They have kept him with an IEP but it is a constant battle to get him the help that he needs. On the speech side, his speech pathologist from the school is amazing.
@Charie Carvey He receives services with an IEP but they still try to get him to do grade level stuff when he is not ready for it. It's just an on going battle.
Since he still has an IEP, you have the right to ask for a full education evaluation, and not just leave it up to your district's assessment. This eval is called an IEE. Place your request in writing and submit to Special ed services. That submission puts them on a timeline to respond. My experience in the world of special education began 50 years ago when my brother was born with Down syndrome, and then I married a man with undiagnosed dyslexia. Email me if you have any questions. I am an Education Specialist and have just completed my EdD with a focus on authenticating a pathway to inclusive education for marginalized students with (dis)abilities. jgollette@apu.edu
I have autism and learning disability and minor on developmental delay and I can firmly relate to this!
I have learning disability but they put back in
But they put back in regular Ed cause only needed help with math and as soon as I started high school went back to regular Ed cause really didn't have a learning disability they just lyed so they could get some money out of it
it Has always been so difficult for me to learn a certain subject like math, my teachers noticed it when I was at the age of 9 and sent me to a different building where they tested me on different subjects. As English and writing was my highest grade; math was always my lowest. Due to the fact that I had a slow learning disability I was sent to the “special Ed classes” and have been there ever since. But since they noticed I was slow in one subject in middle school, they decided to take me out of regular Ed English, and science. I am a functioning 17 year old who is capable of doing certain tasks; and for those who tell us we shouldn’t be let out into the community shouldn’t have any right to judge us for who we are. Thank you for making this video :)
Hi, my daughter is 10 she is having trouble w math now school made a few test etc etc and they are saying she is a special ed student. I really dont think so and i will have a meeting soon. My daughter is so smart she just needs help . Thanks for your comment .
Ah I remember the meetings my mom had to go, if your daughter is going to be in the system now, you will have to attend these conferences called IEP ( basically teacher parent conferences but earlier than the rest of the students) and the student's who are in the system will be treated more differently than the rest (especially in highschool where most special ed students will graduate) and because they will be in the system you can let the people know that she needs extra time for assignments and they will grant that (it will be there through out every year she is in the system; unless you decide to takeout the request or you wish to remove your child from the system in general) in high school we are needed to take certain tests in order to graduate, but because we have learning problems we are given the chance to only pass either the Math, or English final with a D or higher to graduate. oh also if you believe that she doesn't need to be in a small group class (but only needs help) you can also tell them to put her in a inclusion class where its basically a regular class but there will be an extra teacher there to help your child whenever.
sorry for the long reply! just wanted to give out the info that I know so far about this system!
@@alissiaara8421 If she is struggling solely in math, it may be dyscalculia which is like a math-version of dyslexia.
@@soulevans1420 thanks
This is very helpful I was in special education environment since I was in preschool I did graduate high school
Great video about the category of disabilities explained in layman’s terms.
Also, love the whiteboard feature. Will definitely be checking out that link.
‘Keep fighting the good fight’
Thanks!! Really helpful, I have a class "Psychology of Exceptional Children" and this helped me understand the classifications better.
My experience in the world of special education began 50 years ago when my brother was born with Down syndrome, and then I married a man with undiagnosed dyslexia. Email me if you have any questions. I just completed my EdD with a focus on authenticating a pathway to inclusive education for marginalized students with (dis)abilities. jgollette@apu.edu
Am here too because of my unit this semester on special needs
The autism spectrum isn't linear -- it's more like a circle of gradient colors, where the different "shades" represent different capabilities. Autistic people can be very good at some of these things, while not being able to handle others very well. I'm autistic and because I also happen to have a high IQ, I understand complex material, write essays very well, and am praised for my academic work. But I struggle to keep up with hygiene, housework, driving, and making phone calls. I also benefit from help getting started on a class assignment and/or deadline extensions due to executive functioning difficulties, but I was able to make it through most of my MA before I even got diagnosed and received accommodations. It's not as simple as "high" vs. "low" functioning. There are more factors to consider than that.
It’s not high functioning, it’s high masking in most cases. You are able to “hide” the Autism and compensate most of the time, which just means you put more energy into appearing “normal” than into other things... like executive functioning skills. (Just recently diagnosed with ADHD and PTSD at almost 35, so I totally “get” it.)
You are really great at explaining sir! As a pre service teacher, I admire and learned a lot from you. May the God Bless you.
Thank you so much for this! I have been watching all of your videos in preparation for my Texas 161 exam.
This clip is engaging and includes a great deal of valid information. Thanks for this overview! I'm sharing with my college students. Please just note that DD includes children in the Birth to 3 year range as well. :)
I agree! It was very informative while being presented in a manner that was presented in a manner that was interesting, without being overly long. A very good summary and introduction to these conditions.
Amy, my experience in the world of special education began 50 years ago when my brother was born with Down syndrome, and then I married a man with undiagnosed dyslexia. Email me if you have any questions or to present to your class. I just completed my EdD with a focus on authenticating a pathway to inclusive education for marginalized students with (dis)abilities. jgollette@apu.edu
Wow. 14! The book I borrowed lists only 9. However, all of these still are unique children. Because after all, every child is unique and special. This is a good discovery for me. Thank you for sharing! :)
Hey! Thanks! That´s awesome what you are doing and so helpful!
I found this video to be interesting and informative. Information from this video has given me a broader insight to better understand the different areas of disabilities. Thank you for taking the time to make this informative video.
I have specific learning disability and it joke to people don't understand anything about it. Resource very limit for specific learning disabilty.
Sarah K special education is a joke and special education teachers dont care
The teachers are assholes they don’t care about us they can lie about us and our ieo does not existonce you graduate your IEP does exist
Elizzaa Elise amen for what
I understand, I have one too
it'svenom bro You’re selfish and only care about yourself.
Apsebergers (spelling) is no longer used a diagnosis. The diagnosis is ASD. Visual Impairment is also a spectrum impartial from those that have a reasoned amount of usable vision to those who are totally blind . Only 10% of people on VI spectrum are totally blind. A greater majority of us have a reasonable amount of usable vision. And, large print isn’t is on the low tech along with magnifiers and yes computer technology at the higher end. I’m a visually impaired adult.
Thank you so much for share that information. I agree in all part of this video
Welp I just found out I have emotional disturbed. I got to talk to my mom about this, I hope she believes me,because I have social anxiety and I can’t control my emotions
Actually, hospital-based instruction and residential school settings seem to only be utilized to service students with the most severe health problems and the most intense care needs. They're pretty much last resorts.
Special education schools and special education classrooms in regular schools seem to be much more common.
Who put this together? They don't seem to know what they're on about.
I was extremely unimpressed with the hearing impairment definition. Not all hearing loss is this level of obvious, but still effects students' daily lives.
this was very useful, awesome!
thanks for this video, excellent job. Today is very important lean about of different disabilities.
Nice work!
So informative video want to share this for my class, thank you
Really good and accurate!
It's very helpful for me.. thank you so much
Super. Thanks.
Really good video. I have three kids who are in different categories and some are even similar. My eldest son was 80 IQ range and was cognitive impairment and has ADD now diagnosed with bipolar. My middle child is ESE gifted with ASD and other impairment and my daughter the youngest has dyslexia but very advanced in math with emotional disturbance and ADHD. It's very hard because every child is unique and need specific adjustments even if they are in the classroom with kids under IEP.
Thanks!
M indian ,so undstood n likes wat u xplaind ,concept clear,I also hav a special child,I wish there wil be a day wn my baby wil get normal....,its not xpctation its only a wish,I love him so much.....
Gita Shukla, God bless you, and all children are normal in the eyes of god, which is all that matters
We need to remove all labels. You have a child that requires academic support to find success. In fact, all students need support at one time or another. Do not give up! Join a group of parents that can support you in your community.
Thanks for this.
Can you provided information on where you are getting this information from? Thank you!
Great video!
Very nice job brother 👍👍
Thanks
thank you
American school systm sux, in my country there is induvidual edycation, special ed and normal ed... Induvidual ed is not much different from normal ed, children just have few more minutes to write test and teachers help them a little.. sped is when you have different books with easiee tasks and u tests are dufferent also you can choose the date you write tests. Ps. I am normal education but i was induvidual ed till third grade but it was an error lol
My iep classification is multiple disabilities but I have no physical problems. I wonder why it’s that.
Me too I hate that I was in special Ed But I had regular classes in History and English I feel more I have a learning disability then Multiple
I have a learning disability and I have an iep. It sucks honestly, I always get embarrassed whenever my iep teacher pulls me out. I asked my mom once why I had one and she said “you have trouble doing math” okay, so? Just let someone tutor me for math. I always Insist that I do have a learning disability, and my mom isn’t telling me the truth. because some of the characteristics of a LD match me. I always feel like I’m the dumbest person in my whole grade.
You should never feel that way. Never! There are thousands and thousands of successful people who have had a learning disability. Google it if you don't believe me. And if it's only for Math, that doesn't mean you can't be an amazing writer one day. Also, an IEP doesn't have to last forever.
DaniDaniBoom your not you just have to advocate for yourself no your rights
I'm totally blind, and I'm glad I learned Braille when I was a child!
Your video was very helpful,! 🇳🇦
nice
Special education should be exterminated from the school system and its teachers should face a maximum of 5 years in prison because what they are doing is horrible at this very moment
adam jacobson can you more specific about what the special education is doing & why teachers should be in prison? I ask because I have a son in the autism spectrum who just started kindergarten under the special education program & I’m not content & satisfied with many things . 😔😔😔
Katya Navarro they are using and abusing these children that are in special education belittling and degrading them also you can never call a child with disability retarded never and that's exactly what these teachers do another thing is that these kids get bullied so much in these public schools that special education has to go sped teachers care about their money more than their students why do you think they get paid more then regular education teachers just so they can ruin the opportunities of the sped student let what I'm telling you sink for awhile and if I were you I would take your child out of school before they can proceed even further in ruining your child's life
@@alextorres6146 I'm sorry you feel that way about the SPED teachers. I have been fortunate to have worked with SPED teachers who really truly care about our students and do not belittle or degrade them as you say. As far as being bullied by other students, there are very few of those students in our school. I'm proud to say that most of our students will acknowledge our special needs students with high fives, fist bumps, hugs, waves, and greetings such as good morning, etc. So I hope you are fortunate enough to meet Sped teachers and students who are truly good people who really care!
This is very true ,I agree with Alex torres,just because a teacher has a degree in special education that doesn't give them male or female a right to treat another person child like a animal. I'm high functioning too. I have a early diploma,I didn't by myself no one helped at all. Treat people the way, you want someone to treat you, period.
@@alextorres6146 They also Restrain Students
I have specific learning disabilities that are mostly all of these
Thank yoi
Thanks sir well understood
very useful vedio
How does Text to Speech tech help deaf individuals - did you mean Speech to text? :) TTS and STT are different.
My daughter is suffering from development delay....... What should i do to teach her.......
As a kid that has bi poler lifes hard
CI cogitive impairment dont cover
This such a miracle this showing the real church life and Marijuana punishment
I have white specific disabilities in education lacking understanding
My child is intellectual and multiple disabilities. Im searching for a reading app that can help him with learning words and reading. Does anyone have any recommendations? Background on my boy. He will be 15 and educationally he is kindergarten.
We have to do this shit all the time fir her awareness
I had no idea ADHD counted as “Other Health Impairment” I would’ve thought it’d be something else...
I thought it would've been its own category like autism
I have a Developmental disability since birth July 16th 1987
And for our sake of dumb as parents ignores these things if we have disabilities
My son have learning disability..now he is studying 8th std tamil medium..pls help sir..my son growup and wht category studying in future pls ans..
Is there anyone who bought this package?
I have autism but I didn't need the xtra time and I can communicate sometimes btw I'm in mainstream :)
Me too I have it
In what category would Down syndrome students be in?
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I have ADD
2:00 Does this count like dyslexia and stuff?
Yeah
There are absolutely no children with disabilities. And I want label any child to be a US federal crime as it is a hate crime and child abuse!!
Unfortunately they don’t care about us they love to make our life miserable
I don’t understand. It’s not a hate crime? The label exists so teachers know to help them. They need to be categorized in order to receive the educational services due to them by law. We categorize people every day. That doesn’t change anything about the person. They’re still who they are. But labels like boy, girl, racial identification, etc. aren’t negatives just like these labels aren’t negative connotations about the specific student.
there's this magic book called the DSM 5 you should take the time to read it sometime. this defines certain things as disabilities.
Its not a hate crime. People like us who are disabled are labled in school so we can get the help we deserve.
@@whitneyfluttershyelizabethElizabeth when homelessness. poverty and unemployment are or has been so rampant, it is not justifiable to waste taxpayer money on special education schools as they violate the US Constitution and all civil rights laws!!
Sarah
Finally the different categories of losers
My Daughter can't communicate properly, what should I do
Namrata Saxena, ask the school for a referral for an evaluation.
im not a doctor or anything like that
but i learned if a child have had time communicate try look what they hate when you talk to them or if they caint spreak a word try say it with them but do not push them to do it like every week try talking with her a little bit
im not sure if she look at you eyes when you talk to her but that can also be a sign.
i whould look for a thearpie or a teacher who knows that
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The reason ED kids are hard to work with is that people say they’re hard to work with. Their anger can be borderline or trauma. I give them low lighting, sit close without a word until they want to talk, play low music, and treat them like they’re suffering because they are. Rage is almost always turned into regret and that leads to depression. Why would they even want to live if we’re calling them disturbed and hard to deal with? Stop treating them like they need control or attention. They need connection and abiding love. If you can’t give that then don’t ask the screaming 15 year old why her step dad was allowed to rape her and still lives in the house while she’s supposed to act right in school. Come on man. You’re killing them and when you can’t stop your own, you’ll never be the same again and you will may not withhold love which is all you’re suggesting. You know what’s hard? 70% of ppl with Borderline attempt suicide. 1 in 3 complete it. There’s no cure, no remedy, no treatment. And we’re saying they’re hard…..
I have dislexia
I can have all of the above play stuff from all of you Bob I guess that's my disability I suffer from a lot really can hear I'm definitely wanting to build a hair out of it hear a little that's from earache's suffering from terrible ear X will kid
I also ended up everybody's Big Brother they all looked up to me but I don't know I have trouble getting and I was always in trouble and I don't want the kids to see how much trouble I had a hard time behaving I guess but I was always like a Big Brother to everyone cause I come off as so called no I won't could who does not have to take these classes I'm saying that kindly I want to make sure I'm very kind because I love these kids like you do not as a parent but I'm also one of them and I'm proud to be 1 of them but I'll always be proud of anyone So far I think more than using the world disabilities they have abilities a bottom bottom bottom I can get through too when I have a gift with cause I was always there Big Brother they looked up to me I tried and tried to be the Big Brother and I love a lot of them that I want to sleep with I still remember a while I don't see them I wanna see how they're doing I care about special needs Thank you this helps a lot too if someone says something to me like nothing but kind true Holland I won't lie above something like this I care about these kids and I do have some physical disabilities at the mountain but they were really I feel them now I need a cane I'm 42 years old I don't use it very much because I wonder if I fall I fall I can heal that if I fall in front of I'll get up in laugh that's how I do things that I don't want people to worry about me I'm worried about them those kids who are in school now I hope they don't have enough time and special ed Like I did I don't think anyone knew how much I heard I love those kids II still do I don't know anybody with disability I can get through the whole lot of women I can't even help teachers get through with the kids I talked to him like I was their friend but I was as always there for them and I'm always there for to stay on I was always there for them
That truly wasn't special needs classes I begin school at 3 years old because I had speech and pattern I still do but it's coming back because I'm not on medications like I'm not on now What's happening even in special edge to learn but when I had the hands on with the you I'm saying the kids who like 4 years younger than me when high school it's hard to tell my whole story I don't believe anybody believes me I think I may said this before II don't know who's with you but I don't I don't know I want to talk more how hard it was for me to I don't know if it was up to me to see what really was wrong with me but I know one thing I am dyslexic I still suffered till this day I'm 42 years old I suffer not knowing even if I'm not on 1 what level I am autistic if even if I have to I feel it I feel like I am autistic I was I don't know what I'm going through really I need someone to reach out to me if someone sees us who knows what I'm trying to say and I will tell you much more if I talk to someone who I at least can get 2 things off I struggled in these classes and I'd come off phone I guess so called normal as can be I don't want to seem like I I meant the lot to these kids and they meant the lot to me that's a great education I had and it's hurt so hard that it's hard to say what I had to say in such a short this is long I guess I have trouble seeing too and I had to speak to an app I hope it sounds I'm saying it very kind of you so it's picking up what I'm saying It's been like 23 years I went to school the Max it hurts I never graduated I never got a completion like the GD level whatever would be for G EDI wanna get something to prove that I'm worthy it's hard ond I don't know what I'm facing that I know I can get tested But that's a whole different story but I've been tested but the same time but I was very horrible in math I'm do a lot good and like history I did really good in social studies in grade school I loved that stuff I'm even good really good in English but the one thing I am and kind of illiterate I don't know like I heard that you're either literate or you're not I don't I cannot write I can read but then again I said I was dyslexic I hope this is not too long if someone can read this and help me just you know comment give me a thumbs up give me some kind of help if possible thank you very much to anyone who wants to hear my story I have a lot to say about my education it was really rough for me I still suffer to this day and I don't have an education I'm not sure I don't wanna say oh I'm should've been so much better off if II don't know what I'm saying trying to say but I feel like I'm the only one that could feel as May sound but it didn't again I told you I'm really good in English that's although I don't even know really if I'm on the autistic aspergers I don't know I wanna find out I need some real help for get tested so I think I wanna know but I live like this my whole life do I really want to help me figure this out loud or something thank you
Some of this was well explained, but some of this was just plain offensive. Particularly "emotionally disturbed"...please be careful.
I think mental illness should have a separate group not to be bunched up with children with a condition that comes into no other group children with severe depression anxiety OCD are not emotionally disturbed in same way as maladjusted children with mental health issues are just as disabled all be it like children with cancer but I noticed they hadn't a separate group either when the announcer mentioned emotionally disturbed group putting depressed kids suicidal kids in with the label of quote the commenetor most difficult to teach this video is only five years old not back in 1960s I thought we had moved on from stigma sadly not whoever did this video needs to add mentally ill and children with life threatening health issues as a separate group
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