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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is a special education resource room

https://www.thoughtco.com/special-education-resource-room-3110962

It is also possible to take an instructional specialist or assistant role and have a "testing center" in a school where students can be sent to do their extended time, makeups, whatever.

If every teacher in their building is scrambling to do everything themselves you can point the finger at administration and administrative bloat.[/quote]

This doesn't sound like a feasible solution in secondary school, where special educators are specialists in a content area. Who is staffing these resource rooms? How can it be ensured that a content specialist who is also a licensed special educator is available?

Secondary school has three models for special education support: (1) monitor (no actual service hours, but the case manager monitors progress), (2) co-taught classes (with a general education teacher and a special education teacher full-time), and (3) self-contained (with a special education teacher full-time). A student might only be receiving services (co-taught or self-contained) for one or two classes, or they might have services for four or more classes.[/quote]

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