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Improving IEP meeting efficiency with visual schedules
Improving IEP meeting efficiency with visual schedules can be a game changer as a special education teacher. The Chaos of IEP Meetings—And How to Fix It It’s 3:00 p.m., and your IEP meeting is running 45 minutes behind. The general education teacher had to leave early. The parent is overwhelmed with jargon. Your notes are scattered, and there’s still so much to cover. Sound familiar? IEP meetings can feel like a whirlwind of paperwork, discussions, and last-minute changes. But what
special education progress monitoring
Let’s talk about the importance of special education progress monitoring tools and data collection. In this post, we started the conversation about progress monitoring as
What is progress monitoring to special Education teachers?
So let’s talk about progress monitoring as a special education teacher are you ready? Progress monitoring is such a powerful tool to gauge student understanding
using IEP forms for parent, student and teacher input
Have you ever wondered why parent, student, teacher input is so important when writing IEP forms? Today we’re going to talk about the different types
6 vegetables for a fall garden
A fall garden is a perfect way to extend content standards beyond the four walls of your classroom. In this post, we will discuss six
15 Fall Activities in special education
The feeling of crisp, cool air and changing colors of the leaves make us feel like sweater weather, boots are right around the corner and
how to potty train using visuals
Do you struggle with how to potty train your child or does a child you work with have a toileting goal? I mean let’s be
10 simple tips to avoid back to school blues
Back to school blues is a real thing, am I right? Avoid those back to school blues feeling with these 10 steps. The first week
10 sped forms to make life easier
SPED Forms help teachers stay organized. As special education teachers, it’s a word we can love and despise at the same time. Hearing the word
Be confident in building rapport with students and families
Are you ready to start building rapport with students and their families? Does that make you feel excited or nervous- or maybe a bit of
