Building student independence with work is one of the most powerful components of a special education classroom. When students can complete tasks on their own,
Setting up a special education classroom is exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming. Between IEP binders, visual schedules, sensory supports, work systems, and curriculum
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
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