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And then it hit me. These kiddos need errorless learning opportunities first {duh!}.

As special educators, I am sure you are all too familiar with the push for standards based IEPS and curriculum.

I am so excited to share with you how I am working to accomplish independence in my classroom.

Whether you’re new to the field or a seasoned pro, this updated list of must-have back to school supplies for special education classrooms will help you start the year off organized, efficient, and ready to rock. I’m sharing my top 10 teacher-tested essentials I absolutely can’t live without, plus a bonus item I promise you’re going to want to add to your cart.

This week we are going to talk about training and other tips for ensuring a positive, cooperative, team relationship with your paras.

This year I created a planner that I can use for school, grad school and TpT. I love that everything is in one place!

Welcome to Week 2 of the Special Educator's Guide to Working with Paraprofessionals. Let's talk about scheduling & ongoing communication.

I'm so excited to participate in the first ever #SpedChatSaturday, hosted by Ashley @Lattes, Lesson Plans, & IEPs. This week's topic is B2S

As a special educator, it's likely that you have a paraprofessional that you work closely with. In this post, we will look at hiring one.