Functional life skills are the skills that are necessary for daily living and for establishing quality of life. These are the skills that if not done by an individual him or herself, others will have to do.
How should you decide how to deliver your instruction to your students? The short answer is to see what your students respond to the most. Do what works for them! Delivery of instruction can be different in every special education classroom, you just have to see what works!
Introduction I’m excited to introduce this week’s guest blogger: Whitney from Rooted in Resource to talk all about maintaining positive relationships with education professionals! Maintaining positive relationships with people in the workplace can be difficult at times. So many different personalities, backgrounds, and perspectives can all affect relationships we have with one another. However, if you […]
Creating a master schedule can be a daunting task, especially in self contained special education classrooms. Here’s how to get started!
Introduction I’m excited to introduce this week’s guest blogger – Abby from Mrs. Moe’s Modifications to talk all about what is core vocabulary in the special education classroom? What is core vocabulary? Core vocabulary are words that make up over 80% of the words we use. By teaching these specific words, students can use the […]
Fine motor skills are needed for everything that we do every single day! If you’re in special education, most of your students are most likely working on fine motor activities. From tracing to writing. From typing to tying shoes. Your students need to progress in how they use their hands!
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