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Brain Breaks for Remote Learning

Virtual teaching is not an easy job. It is important to take virtual brain breaks in between classes and do a quick reset! Not just for

Stages of Grief and School Closures

We all know the stages of grief and have experienced them in our life. I know many of us coped differently when schools closed in

School closures in 2020 pandemic

Let me give you a little insight on how I handled the school closure as it approached in March 2020. As I sat on the

Using Visual Schedules in the Special Education Classroom

Just because you are teaching virtually doesn’t mean your students don’t need visual schedules to follow. They definitely do. Since school closures in March 2020,

2 things to do with your special needs child at home

We are currently navigating a time where parents are stepping in as teachers at home and supporting their children academically more than ever. Us teachers

Learned Helplessness and At Home Schooling

Students have been at home doing remote learning. They have been in school doing in person learning. Students have also had to do a combination

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