As I watched the Superbowl on Sunday, I couldn't help but notice the behavior of these "idols" to many and hoping they would live up to their image. For the most part, it was a great game filled with excitement and some disappointment. But, there were some times that emotions ran high and our ... VIEW POST
If Keywords Don’t Work, Then What?
Full disclosure: I used keywords when teaching my students how to solve word problems. I had a K-5 classroom for students with autism. There were so many different learning styles and needs just within my small class. In addition, these students, for the most part, were severely affected. Many ... VIEW POST
Using Color Coding for Differentiation
Our special education classes tend to have such a HUGE variety of learning levels and needs. It can drive a teacher to insanity trying to come up with separate lessons for each child that is differentiated to their specific learning style. Here is a quick way I found to take one task and make it ... VIEW POST
