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ENHANCING MORNING MEETING: ENGAGING ACTIVITIES FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION
While calendar time is a staple of morning meetings, there are plenty of ways to make this routine more meaningful.


ALL IN: HELPING STUDENTS WITH SEVERE DISABILITIES THRIVE IN GROUP SETTINGS
I'm thrilled to welcome Kayla Allen to our blog this month! She is a previous middle school special education teacher turned stay-at-home...


WRITING IEP GOALS: MASTERY CRITERIA THAT SET STUDENTS UP FOR SUCCESS
Mastery criteria, when clearly defined and individualized, ensure that each student has the opportunity to achieve their full potential.


TOP STRATEGIES FOR USING SUPPLEMENTAL RESOURCES FROM TPT
How do we best & most effectively put our TPT purchases and supplemental resources into use? This post includes ideas and tips.


UNLOCKING THE POWER OF SCAFFOLDED PARAGRAPH WRITING FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
As a special education teacher, teaching paragraph writing to students with cognitive disabilities can be challenging. To help, I've develop


7 CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT MISTAKES YOU'RE MAKING IN YOUR SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASSROOM
Let's explore the key classroom management mistakes that block student success and find practical strategies to improve your classroom!

MAXIMIZING YOUR TEACHER PLANNING TIME FOR LESS STRESS
Making the most of your prep time is key to having a stress-free day at school. Here are some tips for creating a better work-life balance.


CALM THE CHAOS WITH CLASSROOM PROCEDURES AND ROUTINES
The key to a successful and organized classroom lies in the explicit teaching of procedures and routines.


TEACHING PHONICS TO STUDENTS WITH COGNITIVE DISABILITIES: 3 ESSENTIAL STRATEGIES
Phonics instruction is a foundational part of literacy, but it can feel daunting for students with cognitive disabilities. How do we...




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