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Weblinks for the teaching of mathematics to students with disability or students with special needs. These students include those with Autism, Dyslexia and Discalculia.

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Autism

Strategies to increase engagement and motivation
Provides guidance for teachers engaging students with Autism; also provides a list of other references
Learning Diversity Resources (VIC DEECD)
Focus is mainly helping Autism Spectrum students
Learning Diversity Blog
Learning Diversity.org is blog
Managing Learning for Diversity (QLD DoE)
Support for curriculum leaders to target the skills necessary to provide an inclusive program for students with disabilities
How to teach a child with autism mathematics and numeracy
Teaching maths to a child with Autism Spectrum Disorders or special needs can be a difficult task, however if you can find a way to teach them that is fun for the child and yourself then it can be much easier.

Special Needs

Intellectual Disabilities (ACARA Reference list)
Research-Based Practices for Creating Access to the General Curriculum in Mathematics for Students with Significant Intellectual Disabilities
Spectrum Australia use of iPads for mathematical skills
Mathematics apps for Special Education

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