This post contains affiliate links. Social skills are some of the most important and foundational skills we will teach our students. We already know this! As teachers, we are working tirelessly to reach IEP goals,...
Read MoreLearning to regulate behavior is so important for ALL kids, but especially our students with disabilities. Ableism is the discrimination against disabled individuals, and it is unfortunately so prevalent within the accessible (special) education classroom....
Read MoreCooking in the classroom can be a great way for special education teachers to help their students develop important life skills. Not only does cooking allow students to practice following instructions, measuring ingredients, and using...
Read MoreSpecial educators are basically the *experts* of classroom accommodations. Have you ever worked alongside a co-teacher? They’re literally the gold medalists of classroom accommodations – especially those on the fly! I am thrilled to introduce...
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