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The Benefits of American Sign Language (ASL) for Special Education Learners

What is sign language called? American Sign Language (ASL) is a visual-gestural language used by the Deaf community that offers numerous benefits for special education learners. ASL not only serves as a means of communication but also enhances cognitive, linguistic, and social-emotional development. In special education classrooms, incorporating sign language can promote inclusivity, support language acquisition, and foster communication skills. In this blog post, we will explore the various benefits of using sign in special education settings and highlight the valuable resource, the American Sign Language (ASL) Google Slides Lessons, Classroom Decor & Posters Bundle, available on Teachers Pay Teachers.

3 Dos and Don’ts To Making Work Boxes Meaningful for All Students

This week’s guest blogger is Maureen from Spoonful of Sped, she is here to chat all about work boxes and how they can work for each student! We all know how important independence can be for our students and work boxes can help with those skills!

Promoting Collaboration Between Teachers and Paraprofessionals in Special Education

In special education classrooms, collaboration between teachers and paraprofessionals is essential for creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment for students. The combined efforts of these professionals can greatly enhance the educational experience of students with special needs.

Why a Baseline Assessment is Critical for Special Education Students

As special education teachers, we understand the importance of providing individualized instruction to our students. One powerful tool that can help us tailor our teaching to meet their specific needs is the use of a baseline assessment. These assessments serve as a starting point to understand students’ current abilities and guide our instructional planning. In this blog post, we will explore the significance of assessments and how they can be effectively used to individualize instruction. We will also highlight a valuable resource, the Kindergarten Basic Skills Special Education Assessment available on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Setting Up a Special Education Classroom on a Budget

Are you trying to set up your classroom on a budget? I got you covered with my favorite ways to save a few dollars and not break the bank this school year! While it’s essential to provide a supportive and engaging learning environment, budget constraints can present challenges. However, with a little creativity and resourcefulness, special education teachers can establish an effective classroom without breaking the bank.

5 Ways to Support Teaching Assistants in Special Education

Have you ever wondered…what in the world would I do without my teaching assistants? Actually, you have probably experienced not having a full staff to run a special education department and therefore know how incredibly challenging it can be.

The Benefits of American Sign Language (ASL) for Special Education Learners

3 Dos and Don’ts To Making Work Boxes Meaningful for All Students

Promoting Collaboration Between Teachers and Paraprofessionals in Special Education

Why a Baseline Assessment is Critical for Special Education Students

Setting Up a Special Education Classroom on a Budget

5 Ways to Support Teaching Assistants in Special Education

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