Schools have been out for a few weeks. But I bet you are already searching for back to school tips for special education teachers. Or is that just me? I’ve
Ok, ok…the Extended School Year program itself isn’t the nightmare. It’s all the hurdles, politics, and red tape that we have to go through to get a special needs child
I have worked for the public school system as a Special Education Teacher for grades Kindergarten through the fourth grade. Let me tell you. The experience was very eye-opening to
The Coronavirus Pandemic changed education as we know it. Many teachers across the US are facing the challenge of learning to adapt their classrooms to remote learning. A typical
Abuse, neglect, natural disasters, witnessing violence, or a national pandemic like COVID-19 are only the start to the long list of traumas some students in your classroom may face. Trauma
I had always known that I wanted to be a teacher, but I didn’t know that a Special Education teacher is where my heart was. At first, I started
There are various responses when you tell someone “I Teach Special Education.” Here are a few… “Bless your heart!” “I am so thankful for you!” “You must have a
I always wanted to help people. I didn’t know how and sometimes I’m still not 100% sure. I also never knew what I wanted to be when I grew up.
With school breaks in view once again (already, I know), it is harder and harder to talk about one thing. HOMEWORK. While school breaks are often a magical time where
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