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Standard 4: Uses strategies to deliver instruction that meets the multiple learning needs of students.
4.1 Learning Disabilities Practicum Journal- This artifact demonstrates that I am able to use many different strategies as they relate to reading, writing, and math when I teach my special education students.
4.2 Cognitive Behavioral Intervention Plan- This intervention plan demonstrates that I have used a problem solving strategy to help reduce behavioral occurrences with one of my IEP students. This artifact shows that I can use strategies to meet the needs of my students in nonacademic ways too.
4.3 Pre-Observation Form- This pre-observation evaluation form demonstrates my ability to create lessons that involve the “I Do, We Do, You

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