Ah, the classroom! Filled with learning, fun, work, breakthroughs, and the occasional challenge (sometimes more frequent than others)… An easily overlooked classroom phenomenon is the elusive child engagement within the
In 1975, President Gerald Ford signed a law that assured students suffering from disabilities the right to education in public schools. This act was known as “Education for All Handicapped
It’s difficult enough just being a parent sometimes… The behaviors, sassiness, refusal to listen, and asking the same question literally ten times to FINALLY get a response… Then, you decide
I was shocked, actually sort of stunned… There, in front of me was a student who just hours before had absolutely blown the other students out of the water with
About five years ago I was a teacher at a trauma-informed independent school in CT, and our student body consisted of about 50 or so high school students who in
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