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Since 1975 special education has been a mandatory requirement for class rosters. These classes are geared towards helping and educating students with learning disabilities and developmental problems. Classes are usually small in size so that each student can have as much one on one time with their instructor as possible.

These classes are either taken alongside regular classes to supplement the student’s education or they are the main class for the student. This all depends on how much extra help is required for the student to understand what is being taught. Special education classes are taught by teachers who are qualified and certified in this area of expertise. This area requires understanding and knowledge of learning techniques and concepts that go beyond regular education. It also requires a certain type of individual. Universitas Swasta di Bandung This is one of the cases where a person’s personality will play are large role in the success of their careers, as well as the success of their student’s education.

So what is required of a special education teacher? Board certification with the National Association of Special Education Teachers is a number one benefit. To become board certified with NSAT, a teacher will have

HIGH POINT – Universal Furniture has announced its new partnership with L.A.-based interior designer and real estate developer, Erinn Valencich of Erinn V. Design Group. The furniture manufacturer and designer will debut the first collection at High Point Market in April.

The collection will be titled Erinn V x Universal and will contain furnishings in both case goods and upholstery for living room, dining room, bedroom and home office.

“We’ve really enjoyed the opportunity to work with Erinn and develop something that showcases the evolution of styling at Universal,” said Neil MacKenzie, Universal vice president of marketing. “Erinn’s work in design ranges from product to a variety of luxury interior projects. These experiences influenced the project and we are excited to showcase our work together this spring at market.”

“After designing furniture for nearly 20 years, I wanted to partner with a company that makes a terrific product at a great price point, so I can share my design aesthetic with a broader audience,” said Valencich. “Universal Furniture is the best I’ve seen at what they do.”

Erica Crawford, associate editor for Furniture Today, is a recent graduate of the University of Iowa, with a degree in English and a

CHICAGO — After 70 years, Herman Miller has revived the Nelson Cane Bench from the historical archives.

“I’m thrilled that this lesser-known piece is being revived for a second act,” said Amy Auscherman, MillerKnoll director of archives and brand heritage. “George Nelson and his associates had an incredible range. They could execute designs that were full of whimsy and play, as well as designs that were elegant and simple. The Cane Bench is a perfect example of the latter, and I think an important piece that extends the iconic Nelson bench oeuvre.”

In 1952, designer George Nelson, looking to build off the positive reception to his recently created Platform Bench, unveiled a fresh take on the popular piece using mixed materials and a slimmer, lighter profile. The new Nelson Cane Bench had the same finesse as the Platform Bench but with a warmer touch.

The reissued piece stays true in both form and material to the original. Featuring a cane seat with more give than the slatted wood of the Platform, the bench’s construction includes

NEW YORK—Veteran home furnishings vendors and newcomers alike brought their home décor wares to NY Now here this week, and many said they were pleased by the business they conducted.

The show — divided into the categories of gift, home décor, beauty and wellness, and artisan works— featured a range of manufacturers of decorative pillows and throws, candles and other home accents. It was lighter in tabletop (previously a strong category for the show) and strong in the areas of books, puzzles and other gift novelties.

Addison Ross, a UK-based maker of photo frames and trays who has been exhibiting at NY Now and its past incarnations for 25 years, did as much business on Sunday as it would normally do for the full duration of the show, said proprietor David Addison Ross, who also noted that there were a limited number of vendors to compete with this time around. Nonetheless, it was a record show for them and he said, “It will be nice to see things recover.” The company introduced scalloped lacquered wood trays in an array of colors and sizes, along with a rectangular trays in beachy stripes. Trend-wise and fashion-wise, “tablescaping is the thing,” Ross