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Welcome back! If you’re here, you’ve probably already learned the basics of AAC from our first post. Now, we’re moving on to something equally important: choosing and customizing AAC tools for your students. This step is crucial because not all students need the same tool. Some might need something as simple as a picture board, while others could benefit from a high-tech speech-generating device. Let’s walk through how you can pick the right AAC tool for your student and make
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Trying to balance life as a special education teacher and a mom can feel nearly as impossible. But I’m here to help. And I brought a friend!
You’ve asked me allllll about how you can get started with distance learning and online learning for kids so I got to work finding you
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Community-based instruction (CBI) is a huge component of many special education classrooms. CBI trips are a great way for students to practice a variety of
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Let’s talk about the growth mindset in the classroom especially if you are a special education teacher. I want you to think back to when
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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
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