I've been creating resources for special education teachers for a long time. I started on teacherspayteachers back in August 2012. At first, it was just a hobby and a way to share some of the things I had created and were working so effectively in my own classroom. It was fun, but certainly not ... VIEW POST
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Teaching about the Constitution in a special education classroom
September 17 is Constitution Day. If you teach in a special education classroom, especially if you teach students with truly significant challenges, you may be at a loss about how to teach this material. You may even be asking yourself IF you should even bother teaching about this topic. ... VIEW POST
Why your students should never maximize their potential
In 2000, a new swimmer emerged in the sports world named Michael Phelps. He qualified for the Olympic games in Sydney and was the youngest American male swimmer to do so in almost 70 years. Although he did not win a medal, it would be obvious to think this young swimmer had potentially maximized ... VIEW POST
Teaching math in high school in a special education classroom
More and more I hear teachers tell me they are being expected to teach higher level math concepts to their high school students. Topics like functions, linear equations, geometry, coordinate graphing, and even advanced algebra are all requests I have gotten over the last few months. The sad ... VIEW POST
5 ways to make a big impact as you head back to school in a special ed classroom
Some teachers are so excited to head back to school. Some teachers are nervous or even feeling overwhelmed. Most of us have been in both of these places at some point or other. The important thing is to start your school year off with some quick wins that can make a big impact in your classroom. ... VIEW POST
A new look at a back to school favorite: The Kissing Hand
The Kissing Hand, by Audrey Penn, has been a long time favorite story to use for back to school. Especially for our younger students who deal with separation anxiety, often for the first time, this story helps teachers talk with students about their feelings. I loved using this story. But, in a ... VIEW POST
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