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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
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
In the realm of special education, teaching language skills is paramount for the holistic development of students. As professionals and caregivers, we understand the significance
Transition planning for students with disabilities from high school to the workforce is a significant milestone for any student, but for secondary students with disabilities, this journey can be particularly transformative. It demands a coordinated effort among parents, related service providers, and educators to ensure […]
A sensory room is an excellent tool for children with sensory processing disorders. With specialized tools such as programmable LED strip lighting and calming colors,
Thinking about a transition plan for students in special education can sometimes be overwhelming. It requires that the special education team think about a student’s
Something that’s becoming more evident is advocacy in special education. More and more parents want to be advocates for their child’s needs in education. The stress on the families to advocate for their children can be overwhelming. It’s hard for families to understand all the […]
It’s summertime and it’s time to share travel tips for families. There are tons of places that are perfect for families to visit and get
It can be hard to find summer activities for kids. I know that it can be full of questions for families. Especially for families of
Let’s start this off very bluntly because I do think there are things you should know about Autism. I am not a medical doctor, nor a behavioral analyst. I am a certified special education teacher with 10 years of experience working with individuals with autism. […]
Featured guest blogger: Michelle Hays, a special education teacher who loves teaching life skills for kids, and can be found on her website Hey Mrs. Hays. My job as an early childhood special education teacher is to understand parents’ hopes and visions for their special needs […]
Ever wonder what are IEP meetings? Or what an IEP is? There is a lot of special education lingo that gets thrown around in education
I would say that most educators believe that communication with families is important. And, I think it’s safe to say that most parents also appreciate the communication between school and home. Communication between home and school is especially important when students are struggling academically, socially, […]
IEPs are the backbone of our special education programming. If that’s TRUE, then why do writing IEPs often feel so confusing? Well, because they’re important. They are legal documents. And truthfully? They are made out to be WAY scarier than they really are. I compare […]
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 teachers, we work hard to create a safe environment in our classrooms where students can thrive and succeed. We work on building rapport with
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