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The following are some websites that will be helpful for teachers, parents, and students as they learn more about students with special needs and some sites are great for any type of student.

1. **WebMath**- This is a great site that students can use if they need help solving a math problem. The site allows the student to type in the math problem, and it will go through the math problem step-by-step for the student. []

2. **How Stuff Works**- This is a site that can be used by teachers, students, or parents. It is mainly a site that can be used for science material, as it answers questions as to how certain things work. Students can go on this site to find answers to questions they have. Teachers and parents can use it to help explain and answer questions that students may have. []

3. **Dr. Macs Behavior Management site**- This site is Behavior Advisor where teachers and parents can get information for behavior intervention strategies. There are videos and links that are of assistance to teachers and parents where they can learn more about how to manage a child's behavior. []

4. **Kids Health: Autism for Kids**- This is a page from Kids Health that is for Kids's use. It is a good site beacuse kids can learn about Autism in a language that they can understand. []

5. **Intervention Central**- This is a useful site for Response to Intervention strategies and resources. It has ways that teachers can create a positive classroom environment. []

6. **What you need to know about response to intervention**- This is a site that goes over Wright's Law in a language that is understandable for the common person. It allows people to be aware of the changes made to IDEA 2004 for RtI. []

7. **LD Online**- This is a very informative website as it has resources for educators, teachers, and children where they can learn more about Learning Disabilities and how to help children who have them. The section for kids has an area where they can share books, artwork, stories, etc. []

8. **Museum of disABILITY History**- This is a site that students and teachers can go to and learn about the history of learning disabilities and the laws that go along with them. There are teacher resources like lesson plans and worksheets. Some of the content is not as appropriate for younger children, but high schoolers can go here to learn informtaion about learning disabilities. []