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...
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Category: Special Education Teaching
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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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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As a parent teaching your child can be hard enough, but when your child has autism it can seem near impossible. You start out with the best of intentions and...
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We were recently given approval by my school’s principal to form a club among students with and without disabilities. I was so excited by my idea when pitching it...
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How many times have you heard your child say things like: “I hate math!” “I can’t do this!” “This is dumb!” Well, the sad truth is, you are not alone....
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Science is a subject taught in all grade levels and can be taught even to younger children with you reading directions to them. Easy science experiments can be an engaging...
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