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If you teach in a self-contained classroom, you already know that IEPs are everything — your roadmap, your to-do list, your accountability record, and sometimes,
I have a strong preference for independent work tasks in the classroom. I thoroughly enjoy the process of creating them, utilizing them, instructing students on
The first week of school sets the foundation for the entire academic year and independent work is part of that. It’s an opportunity to establish
When I first started teaching in special education I was unaware of the early intervention services that were in my local community. I also did
We have all probably heard it’s important to help in decision-making for children. Giving a child the opportunity to make decisions or choices early on
Holidays are always a time to have fun in the classroom and Valentine’s Day is no exception! With their minds focused on all things hearts,
I am a big believer that the students in my classroom need to learn as many life skills as they can while at school. They
Featured guest blogger: Jennifer Hofferber, a special education teacher, and creator of the Sped Prep Academy. By nature, teachers are keepers of things. We keep
We all have had some obstacles when it came to distance and virtual learning. Using extensions for your computer for virtual learning has made a
Have you ever noticed that our students don’t get many options for curriculum in special education? Many times they struggle to connect with current events
In a previous post, I ranted and raved all about file folder tasks and why I love them so much! Let’s talk about a different
Tis the season for sweaters and scarves. For being cozy and warm! But also being stylish. So I’ve put together some cute finds from Amazon
If you’ve ever found yourself wondering what the perfect gift for a teacher might be, you’re not alone. Whether you’re a teacher hoping to drop
During this season of COVID, tech tools for teachers are a hot topic! ZOOM meetings, filming teaching videos, online student portfolios and more! So I
This is not a normal back-to-school season and so many families are doing distance learning at home. You can read a few other blogs I
If you don’t follow me on social media you may be surprised to find out that I’ve changed things up for the 2020-2021 school year!
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