Fun, Engaging, and Inclusive Ideas
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Tips for Grouping Students – Simply Special Ed
[ad_1] With our large caseloads, grouping student is often an essential part of the job of a related service provider. As a school-based occupational therapist, I see many students in…
What is a Sensory Diet?
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Using the Science of Reading in Special Education
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Goals for Transition – Simply Special Ed
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Independent Work in a Self-Contained Classroom
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Play-Based Teaching: What is it and how to do it in a self-contained classroom
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How to Use a Reward Store for Behavior Management
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How to Help Students Build Independence
[ad_1] Fostering independence in students, especially those in special education, is one of the most rewarding aspects of teaching. Independence not only boosts a student’s confidence but also sets them…
Positive Things to Remember When the Waters Get Rough
[ad_1] Teaching in special education is as rewarding as it is challenging. While the tough days can sometimes feel overwhelming, it’s important to step back, take a breath, and focus…
