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Secondary Education
For High school students receiving special education, a Disability Secondary Education Program will include an Individualized Education Program (IEP).  The IEP provides various techniques and strategies to promote learning. For a student with disability, secondary education help will include personalized goals. Depending on the students needs and the type of disability, secondary education tools teachers may use for resources include DVDS, CDS and games to promote learning for students with cognitive, emotional or physical disabilities

Program Development Associates realizes the numerous and varied techniques and resources needed for success in disability secondary education.  To that end, we have collected a large variety of resources from leading distributors and producers to inform, educate and engage teachers and their students.  Our Disability Secondary Education store specializes in training, videos and information to improve literacy, teach life skills and promote inclusion.
Helps teach students that they are active players in creating a safe school environment and how to recognize and stop negative behaviors.
Cyber-bullying is any form of harassment that occurs via the Internet. Hear from Real Teens as they discuss their views on Cyber-Bullying.
As part of the process of adolescence, teens develop both physically and emotionally and as their awareness of self changes, it can be tempting for teens to compare themselves with others as part of the natural desire to feel accepted by their peers.
Covers teen anger and why anger can be the tip of an emotional iceberg. Students discover methods for recognizing anger in all its forms and how to cope with it.
Rebellion takes many forms, positive and negative and teens learn that decisions they make for themselves have consequences. Teens will develop their own personal beliefs which will inevitably lead to some bad choices and mistakes.
Real Teens discuss students with disabilities and how the general student population can support them.
Takes instruction out of the classroom and into the community so students learn a balanced blend of skills-from shopping to banking to doing laundry-on planned, supervised outings.
Humorous vignettes helps students explore the benefits of working as a team.
Compelling documentary film about the inclusion of children with disabilities in public schools.
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