from disability to possibity
As special education teachers we live and breathe IEP’s. What areas of need does Johnny have? How can we help bridge that…
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Life skills are a crucial part in many of our students days. We must balance academics with them though, even…
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A great parapro can save you time, help increase student learning, and basically be your right hand. On the other…
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Organizing for IEP’s at the Beginning of the Year
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Organizing for IEP’s at the Beginning of the Year July 27, 2016 If you’ve read my blog before, you know I’m all about working smarter, not harder. That’s why I’ve stream lined the process I use in organizing and planning for IEP’s. I’d like to think at this point I’m a pro at IEP.....Haha! No thanks!~via The Bender Bunch 🤣😂
📸PC: The Creative Classroom
Some schools have been back to “Normal” for a while, others may still have some precautions in place. IF you need some fun signs to help remind students of rules, check out this set of posters.Heading back? Need some creative ways to remind students of their new rules? Try Memes. :) Link here ---->bit.ly/39KaBZn
