An important part of your job when working with children with intellectual disabilities is the ability to modify instruction in order to best meet their educational needs

An important part of your job when working with children with intellectual disabilities is the ability to modify instruction in order to best meet their educational needs. Chapter 8 of our textbook offers many teaching ideas and strategies for meeting the academic and social needs of students with a variety of intellectual disabilities. For this discussion you will have the opportunity to put those ideas into practice.

1) Step One: You will research one of the following intellectual disabilities according to your last name.

My research will involve Williams Syndrome, an intellectual disability that a child is born with.

2) Choose one of the following grade levels and one of the following academic skills. Then, find a lesson plan for the grade level and academic skill you