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In today’s post, I’ll guide new SPED teachers through steps to take this summer that will have you feeling confident and ready before the first day of school. Let’s get rid of the nerves and up the excitement – together.
Paraprofessionals are such an important part of our special education teams. We work as a team, each playing our part, to meet the needs of all of our students.
But when we shifted – overnight – to distance learning, we were left wondering how best to use these valuable team members. When so much of what they do requires being physically with students, how does that work when no one is together?
Balance. It sounds great, doesn’t it? Like those women who do intense yoga and can balance the weight of their entire bodies on one hand. Impressive? Yes. Possible for most of us? Not exactly.
Trying to balance life as a special education teacher and a mom can feel nearly as impossible. But I’m here to help. And I brought a friend!
You’ve asked me allllll about how you can get started with distance learning and online learning for kids so I got to work finding you
February is the month of all things hearts and love. Valentines Day preschool ideas are perfect for this time. No matter if it’s read-aloud books,
Community-based instruction (CBI) is a huge component of many special education classrooms. CBI trips are a great way for students to practice a variety of
Are you searching for a teacher logo for social or an education logo for your business, well let me tell you about my experience with
Let’s talk about the growth mindset in the classroom especially if you are a special education teacher. I want you to think back to when