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Most students thrive in active, hands-on, problem-solving classroom environments; and this is especially true for kids with special needs. According to a STEM3 Academy report, about 34% of kids with autism spectrum disorders gravitate to courses and careers involving science, technology, engineering, and math. The engineering items which I am hoping to get in my classroom will provide my students with opportunities to work collaboratively with their peers, in a structured safe environment, while providing an attainable challenge in order to have opportunities to be successful. I set high, but not unreasonable standards for all of the children in my self-contained behavior classroom, I believe that students with special needs can learn at higher levels and that you can and should create an environment to help them do that.

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Most students thrive in active, hands-on, problem-solving classroom environments; and this is especially true for kids with special needs. According to a STEM3 Academy report, about 34% of kids with autism spectrum disorders gravitate to courses and careers involving science, technology, engineering, and math. The engineering items which I am hoping to get in my classroom will provide my students with opportunities to work collaboratively with their peers, in a structured safe environment, while providing an attainable challenge in order to have opportunities to be successful. I set high, but not unreasonable standards for all of the children in my self-contained behavior classroom, I believe that students with special needs can learn at higher levels and that you can and should create an environment to help them do that.

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