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...
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Category: Special Education Classrooms
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...
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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...
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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...
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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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We have all experienced high school students in our classroom that have been hard to reach. They try us to our very core. We try to talk to them and...
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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...
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“It took almost two hours for him to finally calm down…” Shocked by how long it took, I asked if he just sat in a corner and cried… “No, it...
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It is vital for students to be educated in an environment that is most appropriate for them. From Inclusion to Self-Contained, there are many environments to consider when teaching special...
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What is inclusion? The term encompasses a wide range of educational services which includes both students with and without disabilities. Theoretically, the term also means to include students with disabilities...
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