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Restaurants

If youīre a waiter or waitress, treat people with disabilities with respect. Never assume they canīt read. Hand them a menu and always talk to them. Donīt ask whoever they are with what they want to eat or if they are finished yet.
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Letters

In the beginning of the year, send home a letter outlining all the rules of your classroom. This is so the student and parent have a hard copy.
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Read A Story

Read children lots of stories. Have the child follow along as you read. Point to pictures and words as you go. Ask plenty of questions as you read.
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