Browsing: Special Education

The end of the school year is a time for reflection, joy, and celebration. In special ed, it’s a good…

Spring can be an exciting time for students in the classroom. They are starting to see the sunshine more, flowers…

For the last 30 years, nearly every state has struggled to find and keep educators qualified to support students with…

If your brain ever feels like it has 9,473 tabs open at once, you’re not alone. Between lesson plans, emails,…

Visuals can be helpful for all students, especially those who are nonverbal. Having a predicable visual schedule can help students…

Parceling out the U.S. Department of Education’s responsibilities to other agencies puts students with disabilities at risk by weakening federal…

Ensuring that your lessons align with educational standards is essential for maintaining consistency, meeting state and district requirements, and providing…

Thanksgiving in the classroom can be so much fun! Students love to make turkey crafts, talk about what they are…

In this full day workshop, we will explore methods to increase vocabulary, literacy skills, independence, and communication skills in your…

A recent change to the definition of dyslexia put forth by an international group of researchers and practitioners could influence…