What a New Systematic Review Says About Play and AAC
If you’ve ever worked on modeling an AAC device for a student during free play and wondered, “Is this actually helping?” — […]
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How To Teach Paraprofessionals To Take Data
Training paraprofessionals is a huge part of your job as a special education teacher, so you already know this truth:
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What’s Wrong With the Title “Special Education Teacher?”
You may have seen on this website and in my other content that I like to refer to myself as
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How to Write Behavior Safety Plans
If you’ve ever supported a student with significant behaviors, you know how quickly things can escalate without a clear plan
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How To Teach Nonspeaking Students To Read
“If a student is nonspeaking, can they learn to read?” Over the course of my teaching career I’ve been on
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How to Improve AAC Use with Shared Reading
Shared reading is the process of reading a book aloud to a child and scaffolding their engagement with the text.
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