Re: computerdisc-l: Inclusion

["Michelle Endsley" <michelle_endsley@hotmail.com>]

I don't teach inclusion students, but I do have some special education 
students.  Most of them did ok when it comes to keyboarding, but word 
processing is a problem.  I just let them continue to work in 
keyboarding or Paint.  I do not know what to do with inclusion.

I was wondering if anybody else teaches special education students.  I 
have 9 in one class.  Some of them can't even read or even log on to the 
computer after a semester of work.  

I was also wondering who people are handling students that are entering 
the program after Christmas that have never had Computer Discovery.  Our 
school moved several 7th graders to 8th grade after Christmas and they 
are in our class now.  

Michelle :)


----Original Message Follows----
From: pflint@panola.com (Patti Flint)
To: <computerdisc-l@Lists.MsState.Edu>
Subject: computerdisc-l: Inclusion
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 19:19:38 -0600

How do you each handle inclusion students in your classrooms?  I find =
many of them progressed nicely throughout the keyboarding units but are 
=
not very bogged down in Word Processing.

Patti Flint
Batesville Jr. High



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