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Making New Years Resolutions with students can be a wonderful thing to do in the New Year and a great way to learn what your… Read More »Making New Years Resolutions with Students

Being a SEIT in a toxic work environment is terrible. There’s nothing worse than hating your job or dreading going to a case. These situations… Read More »Being a SEIT in a Toxic Work Environment

If you’re a first-year Special Ed teacher, you might be sitting there wondering what supplies you need. What are the basics for your classroom for… Read More »Special Education Teacher Supplies

Encouraging reading can be hard. However, it is absolutely vital that kiddos not only read but enjoy it. The benefits of reading in elementary school… Read More »Encouraging Reading

Have you ever looked at a school staff as a parent or teacher and wondered, “Why are there so many white teachers?” It’s a valid… Read More »Why are there so many white teachers?

Very often, when a younger child is a struggling reader, they have a hard time mastering decoding skills. However, it’s important that teachers use vital… Read More »Decoding Skills for Struggling Readers

Thanksgiving and autism don’t always mix well. It’s common to hear stories about kiddos refusing to eat food or getting overwhelmed with all the people.… Read More »Thanksgiving and Autism

Very often we work with students with autism who are homebound. In fact, during the pandemic many students who were not homebound became homebound. Ultimately… Read More »Homebound Students

Teaching Vocabulary to struggling readers can be a challenge. Often times special education teachers aren’t sure how to integrate vocabulary instruction into their teaching routine… Read More »Teaching Vocabulary To Struggling Readers