Home instruction (also referred to as home schooling) is one alternative to school attendance. Parents may home school "when the requirements of § 22.1-254.1 of the Code have been satisfied." Section 22.1-254.1 of the Code requires parents who home instruct to provide their local school division with: 360-725-6040 Home/Hospital instruction is provided to students who are temporarily unable to attend school for an estimated period of four weeks or more because of a physical and/or mental disability or illness. The program does not provide tutoring to students caring for an infant or a relative who is ill. Introduction to Special Education Resource Rooms. Resource room is a separate setting, either a classroom or a smaller designated room, where a special education program can be delivered to a student with a disability, individually or in a small group. Resource rooms are used in a variety of ways ranging from instruction, homework assistance Special education teacher for resource or withdrawal support. Test and exam support. Attendance monitoring. Behavior management. Classroom modifications: alternate seating arrangements. Curriculum modifications and adjustments. Learning strategies. Educational assistant support (paraprofessional) Peer teaching. of special education of the area education agency is required. In Pennsylvania, a student identified as in need ofspecial education can be home schooled only if the instruction is approved by a teacher certified in special education in the state or by a certified school psychologist. •!• Colorado's Guidelines recommend Homebound instruction can also be referred to as home teaching, home visits, and home or hospital instruction. Homebound instruction involves the delivery of educational services by school district personnel within a student's home. This differs from home schooling, which is usually delivered exclusively by a parent (Zirkel, 2003). For questions regarding Home Hospital Instruction for regular education students, please contact Ronda Devine at 502-564-5279. For questions regarding Home Hospital placement for special education students, please contact Susan Farra at 502-564-4970. Forms Application for Home Hospital Instruction Application for Home Hospital Instruction-Spanish OFFICE OF VOCATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES STATEWIDE COORDINATOR FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION Room 1624 One Commerce Plaza y Albany, NY 12234 Telephone (518) 402-3353 Fax: (518) 473-5769 nysed.gov July 2008 The purpose of homebound instruction is to keep students on track academically while the student is temporarily out of school. Homebound instruction is school-supplied one-to-one tutoring for a limited time. These students are counted in both the school membership* and school attendance**. See 22 Pa Code § 11.25 (b). Homebound instruction is a form of tutorial services, provided to public or nonpublic students, by the public school district of residence. These services are provided in accordance with Commissioner's Regulations 175.21 to students who are unable to attend their public or nonpublic school because of physical, mental, or emotional illness or Here are some strategies that special education teachers can use to benefit all of their students. 1. Form small groups Forming small groups of two or three students within the class grouped according to their level c