Browsing: Special Education

Parents of students with disabilities have long seen federal civil rights complaints as their last, best hope of ensuring schools…

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As special education teachers we know that our students need to deveop a strong understanding of money concepts so that…

A well-structured classroom functions best when everyone, including teachers and paraprofessionals (paras), have clearly defined roles. Establishing expectations from the…

November can feel like such a long month in the classroom! The days are long, and both students and staff…

A paperwork change proposed by the U.S. Department of Education would end an important accountability measure that helps ensure states…

Finding the right curriculum and assessments for students with significant disabilities can feel overwhelming. What works beautifully for one class…

December is one of my absolute favorite months in the classroom! I love creating a special holiday feeling for my…

Special education teachers are some of the hardest-working people in any school. They juggle packed caseloads, support students with a…

Creating lesson plans can feel overwhelming for special education teachers. Working with students at different academic levels and different accommodation…