The first week of school sets the tone for the entire year, especially in a special education classroom. For students in PreK–2nd grade, those first few
Special education teachers wear many hats: instructor, case manager, data collector, and advocate. Often all in the same day. With the workload of lesson planning
If you’re a special education teacher, you know that Extended School Year (ESY) lesson planning can be a challenge. The days are shorter, your students’ needs are
Finding meaningful work task ideas for special education can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re supporting students with different ability levels, endurance needs, and independence goals. You want
If you’ve ever spent a Sunday afternoon cutting, laminating, velcro-ing… only to realize Monday morning that you still forgot something, you’re in good company. I got
Progress monitoring is one of the most critical tools special education teachers have for improving student outcomes. By collecting, analyzing, and applying progress monitoring data