As special education teachers, the beginning of the school year can be both exciting and overwhelming. To help ease the transition and set up your classroom for success, I’ve highlighted three invaluable free resources available on Teachers Pay Teachers. These resources are designed to help you get organized, prepared, and ready to create a positive learning environment for your students.
Do you use token boards? Managing behavior and motivation in the special education classroom can often be a complex task, especially when working with students with autism or other developmental disabilities. To address these challenges, many educators turn to evidence-based tools and strategies that can help create a structured and positive learning environment.
In this blog post, I’m excited to share my top 10 favorite sensory tools for autism that have proven to be invaluable in my classroom. These tools not only support sensory regulation but also promote positive behavior, enhance learning experiences, and foster a sense of calm and comfort for all students. Let’s dive in and explore these must-have resources that can transform your teaching practice and create a more inclusive learning environment. Disclaimer: These links include affiliate links in which I make pennies for your purchase.
There are 13 disability categories covered under IDEA for Special Education. When it comes to determining eligibility and qualifying for special education, there are a few things you need to know:
AAC and Predictable chart writing offers a powerful and inclusive strategy for supporting students in the writing process. By providing a structured framework and leveraging the benefits of AAC, teachers can empower their students to express themselves, participate actively in classroom activities, and develop essential literacy skills.
That’s right. You don’t have to be writing IEPs alone, and you shouldn’t be. Your student’s IEP Team is made up of many people, all of whom hold valuable data, expertise, and experiences that will help shape and mold what the child’s IEP will be.
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