My ReflectionsThe term exceptional children includes children who experience learning difficulties as well as those who perform at a higher level. These students may need modifications in curriculum and instruction to help them achieve their potential. The physical attributes of exceptional children are different from the norm. These children need an individualized special education program and related services to fully benefit from education. I have had many experiences with exceptional children as a teacher. I started as an adjunct instructor at a technical college and then transitioned to teaching students in grades six through twelve. It was very difficult for me to modify and adjust my lessons for certain students. I am currently still learning about IEPs, 504 plans, and classroom inclusions. Some of my students have 504 plans which require additional time to take tests, sit near the teacher or board, have diaries with grades signed, receive a copy of the teacher's grades, some students need to be called to attention and reminded to concentrate. , and I must feel...