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How to Create Customized Visual Supports for Special Education Classrooms
How to Create Customized Visual Supports for Special Education Classrooms: Every student in a special education classroom is unique, with different learning styles, communication needs, and sensory preferences. A one-size-fits-all approach to visual supports is not always effective because it: Why Customized Visuals Work Better Than Generic Ones ✅ Lacks personalization, making it harder for students to understand.✅ Doesn’t reflect a student’s specific routines or preferences.✅ May not accommodate different disabilities or individual goals. For example, one student may respond
Navigating Transitions and Higher Education for Students with Diverse Needs
As special education teachers we play a critical role in preparing our students for life after school. This can mean heading into a post-secondary education
5 End of Year Activities In Special Education Classrooms
As the end of the school year approaches, special education teachers are looking for ways to celebrate and engage their students. So first here are
Themed Ideas for the Special Education Classroom in April
As a special education self-contained teacher, planning engaging and interactive activities for your students is crucial to keep them motivated and focused on their learning
March activities for special education classrooms
March is an exciting month for special education teachers. As the weather starts to warm up and the days start to get longer, there are
How to Tackle Progress Reports Like a Pro
Do you get a sinking feeling in your stomach when you think about progress reports? No matter how hard I try to be organized, they
7 Must-Haves in Your Special Education Classroom
Are you a new teacher this year and organizing your first classroom? Or maybe you changed rooms recently? Or perhaps you are just ready for
Get Clear on Special Education Paperwork
Paperwork, paperwork and more paperwork! It is never ending for a special education teacher. And there are so many different kinds to keep up with
Teaching Special Education: An educator’s guide for a new school year
Teaching special education is no small feat! As a special educator and case manager there are so many moving pieces that you need to have
Screen time that helps kids improve their social-emotional learning
In the age of social media, screens are a fact of life for kids. The good news is that there’s now plenty of SEL-oriented content
