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Sometimes, the first sign that a preschool child needs extra support appears in a small classroom moment. You might see a child prefer to play
Learn practical classroom strategies to build student independence, reduce learned helplessness, and support executive functioning—for teachers, SPED, and families.
Strategies to Help Manage Meltdowns, Anxiety, and Sensory Overload at Home and School Emotional regulation in children with autism is a critical skill for all,
Welcome Abby back from Mrs. Moe’s Modifications as she guest blogs all about techniques for smoother transitions in the classroom! Check out her full blog here.
Welcome Abby from Mrs. Moe’s Modifications as she guest blogs all about strategies for smoother transitions in the classroom! Check out her full blog here. Transitions
Behavior management is a critical aspect of creating a positive and productive learning environment for students with special needs. As a special education teacher, implementing
As a special education teacher, I know just how crucial classroom setup is for supporting the unique needs of our students. A well-organized and thoughtfully
I love reading children’s books to my students. It doesn’t matter their age, it can work for all types of situations if you have the
Bullying can destroy a classroom’s culture and be so hurtful to children, parents, and teachers. My goal every school year is to tackle the idea
Research shows that many people are visual learners and can benefit from a visual schedule in special education. We prefer advertisements with pictures instead of
Do you have “back to school” dreams, as I do? Every summer, I end up having dreams about going back to school and the classroom
There are two kinds of motivation: intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation. Many of our students walk into our classrooms already intrinsically motivated. They feel proud
If you’ve ever had a student freeze during a fire drill or panic over a change in schedule, you’re not alone. Social stories might be
As summer winds down and the new school year approaches, we teachers know the whirlwind of preparation ahead. There’s a lot to juggle, from setting
Why Classroom Rules are Important First off, I must state that I love rules. I am a rule follower so being in a classroom with
I use so many strategies and procedures in my classroom. Some of them I don’t even realize I am using because they are part of my instructional routines. I feel some, are just crucial when I am working with students with intellectual disabilities.
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