Transition Planning: Teaching Cooking Skills Before High School
Why is transition planning important in special education? When we think about preparing students with disabilities for adulthood, one of the most important areas we
Why is transition planning important in special education? When we think about preparing students with disabilities for adulthood, one of the most important areas we
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
If you’re a special education teacher, you already know that IEP progress monitoring takes up a big chunk of your time. You collect data all week long,
In a special education classroom, structure and predictability are the keys to student success. Many students thrive when tasks are broken down into clear, repeatable routines with
For many special education teachers, bringing writing instruction into the classroom can feel overwhelming. Students may be at vastly different ability levels, some may be
Prompting is a core part of special education instruction, but without a clear system, it can quickly lead to student prompt dependence. Teachers and paraprofessionals
