Transition Services: A Full Spectrum

Transition services are an essential part of the educational process for students of all ability levels. The transition period is a critical time in which students prepare for their post-secondary lives, including employment, education, and independent living. Transition services...

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Reflecting on Organizational Culture

Navigating the public education system as a special education teacher can be a complex and challenging experience. One of the challenges that special education teachers face is dealing with generational differences and antiquated policies. Many policies and procedures within...

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Classroom Culture with Paraeducator Buy-In

As a special education teacher, one of the most important aspects of my job is building a positive and supportive classroom culture. However, creating and maintaining such an environment can be challenging, especially when it comes to ensuring that...

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Growth Mindset to Address Ableism

Special education teachers play a vital role in the education of students with disabilities. As such, it is essential to provide them with the support and resources they need to increase positivity and professional growth. One of the ways...

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ABA Consideration in an Empathetic Classroom

Empathy and ethical considerations are critical when implementing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) strategies in a special education classroom to address concern behaviors. ABA strategies can be highly effective in promoting positive behavior, but it is essential to consider the...

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Continuously Evaluating Behavioral Data

Addressing concern behaviors is an essential part of my job. One of the most critical components of addressing concern behaviors is continuous behavioral data review, and repeating functional behavioral analysis as needed. Continuous behavioral data review is a process of...

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