SEL Fall Resources Round-Up!
Fall is such a fun time to focus on social emotional learning, especially gratitude. Here’s a simple round-up of some of my favorite SEL fall resources available in my TPT shop! SEL Monthly Themes...
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Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder
As teachers, we work with students every single day that respond best to a variety of supports. Some of these students have identified disabilities, some have 504 plans, some students require classroom accommodations but don’t...
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Supporting Our Students with ADHD
As a special education teacher and related professional in public schools for over 10 years, I have worked with many students with ADHD. There are so many thoughts about this disorder: it’s overdiagnosed, it’s only...
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Special Education Professional Development Round Up
I love being active on social media. My favorite platforms are this blog right here, instagram, and facebook. With these platforms and my online presence for teachers and special educators, I get asked a TON...
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Making School Based Physical Therapy Work
Related service providers are our right and left hands. They help us create the holistic environment that school should be for our often complex students! While physical therapy is not the most common related service,...
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Toy Review: Way to Play Roads
Play, movement, and engagement in the classroom is SO important. Over the years I have found so many toys and resources for my classroom to encourage these things, and some fall flat. I was gifted...
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Are you a Behavior Support Teacher? Listen Up!
Are you a new behavior support teacher? A veteran looking for some fresh ideas? I have been sharing tips, tricks, ideas, resources, and research for a few years now. This post exists to be a...
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Introducing the Social Script Library!
Have you ever worked on something for a long time? A unit of study, a degree program, written a book, maybe? And when it was finally time to release the final news to the world,...
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Collaboration is Key: Working with Outside Therapists
I am so grateful to share that we have Chaya Guttman as a guest blogger this week! Chaya is tackling the topic so many of us awkwardly wade through multiple times per school year. How...
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Understanding and Supporting Deaf Education
I’m the first to say, I do not know much about Deaf education. When I studied special education in undergraduate and graduate school, I never became certified to teach Deaf students. This is an enormous...
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