2020 is a year like no other. We are all doing our best to adapt to this new normalcy - wearing a mask, working remotely, doing school remotely... For our students with special needs, remote learning poses more challenges than the regular education population. Being a special education teacher, we cannot help but want to help make this time easier for parents and students with special needs. When we know what we want to accomplish for each day, it makes our jobs this much easier! Below you will ... continue reading...
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Whole Group Schedule
Scheduling for your substantially separate class can be tough! In order to have a fully structured classroom you must have individual schedules AND a whole group schedule to keep everyone on track. What's the difference between individual and whole group? My individual schedules can look a variety of ways. Wall schedules, binder schedules, desk schedules, dry erase boards- those are all about what that students needs. A whole group schedule is for everyone- including the ... continue reading...
How to Train Paraprofessionals with No Time to do it
I'm sure everyone tells you how important it is to train your paraprofessionals. If they don't know how your classroom runs, have each students behavior plan memorized, and know their duties how can they be successful right? Well, having time to train paraprofessionals is often considered a luxury. We don't have prep time, they don't have any extra paid minutes in the day, and we often get new people throughout the year thrown into the mix. How can we combat this? We couldn't run our ... continue reading...
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