Why does the special ed teacher have a smaller caseload


Problem: Simulate Conference

• Do I have to have a student with disabilities in my classroom? If so, who is responsible for developing curriculum and lessons for them?

• If I don't agree with what the special education teachers or support staff have asked me to do, and I've discussed the issues with them but still there is no resolution, what do I do next?

• Why does the special ed teacher have a smaller caseload than I do?

• Whose responsibility is it to supervise and evaluate special ed staff?

• How may I request student services that are not available now?

• Where will I find time to collaborate and consult with co-educators?

• How would I go about setting up co-teaching experiences with a colleague?

• If co-educating doesn't work out after a fair trial, what then?

• To what extent will I be accountable for standardized test scores of all students in my room, including those with disabilities?

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