Kids are not always the best listeners when they’re sitting down for long periods. They might be paying attention for a while, but then their minds start to wander and
I used to have a group of students who would groan when I said it was time to read. They had no interest in books, and they didn’t want to
As a teacher, have you found yourself frustrated with teaching new concepts online? You may want to try a teaching approach called scaffolding. It is essential to engage students with
There are students in special education who are privileged to have parents active in their child’s education. Thus, these parents… Attend their child’s Individualized Education Program (also called IEP meetings).
Have you heard a few of these in your classroom? You probably have heard all of them in one day! Teaching growth mindset in the classroom will benefit the students
Technology is growing more rapidly than ever. It is essential as a teacher to learn, move, and grow with it. Of course, this is all while keeping the students’ safety
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
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