SEN Teacher is amongst the oldest teaching resource sites and has over 300,000 regular users. Their learning materials are free to share and use in schools or at home. The Print tools on SEN Teacher allow you to create, adapt and share teaching resources for a wide-range of abilities. No login or registration is required to use SEN Teacher.
Free Special Needs Teaching Resources
Nine Categories of Modification
This document describes nine strategies that may be used to modify classroom programs. It excerpt from Classroom Beginnings a joint project of ETFO and SDCO.
IEP Resource Guide
This Ministry of Education document explores the individual education plan (IEP) process. It includes a variety of templates, and samples.
ETFO’s Special Education Handbook
These excerpts from ETFO’s excellent special education handbook examine specific areas of student needs and strategies for assisting students with those needs.
Education for All Expert Panel Special Education Needs Grade K-6 (2005)
The report of the Ontario Expert Panel on Literacy and Numeracy Instruction for Students with Special Needs in Grades Kindergarten to Six. This comprehensive document recommends practices, based on research, that would allow Ontario’s teachers to improve and reinforce effective instruction of reading, writing, oral communication, and mathematics to students who have special education needs.
Education for All Expert Panel Special Education Needs Grade K-6
Including Students with Exceptionalities
This document explores the issues related to the inclusion of students with exceptionalities in the regular classroom setting.
OCUP Special Education Companion (2002)
This document is a companion piece to the now defunct Ontario Curriculum Unit Planner. It has a great deal of information regarding identification and placement, IEPs, accommodations and modifications, teaching strategies, specific skill strategies, and assessment.
The Educational Implications of ADHD
This article examines research into treatment outcomes, and teaching practices that work with students who have ADHD.
The Learning Disabilities Association of Canada
Since 1963, the Learning Disabilities Association of Canada has provided understanding and support to people with learning disabilities, their parents, teachers and other professionals. This site contains a great deal of useful information for educators.