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Teaching in special education is as rewarding as it is challenging. While the tough days can sometimes feel overwhelming, it’s…

Strong partnerships between educators and families don’t happen by accident. They’re built intentionally, over time, through trust, communication, and a…

Let’s be honest: no one plans to need emergency sub plans. They’re usually created when you’re sick, your kid is…

Teaching is an incredibly rewarding profession, but let’s be honest—it can also be exhausting! Between lesson planning, grading, meetings, and…

Reading is a fundamental skill that opens the door to learning, imagination, and independence. However, for some students—whether due to…

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

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

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

The start of the school year can feel like stepping onto a moving treadmill—exciting, overwhelming, and just a little bit…

Every teacher remembers the early years—long nights of planning, the constant feeling that there’s more to do, and the never-ending…