Today, I wanted to share a little bit about why teaching more difficult math concepts to our students with disabilities is important. I’ll also share tips for adapting math concepts to allow students to be successful!
In special education, students need to be able to do a routine in a specific sequence. They also need to understand that certain events need to happen before other events. For example, in cooking, students need to take the ingredients out of the refrigerator before they can eat.
Special Education teachers know a lot about teamwork. Teamwork makes our academics, classroom management, and case management easier. When thinking about the “team” it’s easy to include; teachers, parents, students, service providers, and specialists. Oftentimes administration is a forgotten member of the special education team.
Teachers are overwhelmed and overworked. It may not happen everyday, but here are some ways to get your teacher work done during school hours!
I’m excited to introduce this week’s guest blogger – Margaret from Puzzled Peg to talk all about practical ABA Assessments for special education classrooms and individuals with disabilities!
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