differentiate & age appropriate resources for teens & adults in special education.
Whether you're on the hunt for a job outside of teaching or for another teaching position, if you've been a teacher in the past, there's no doubt you possess valuable skills that will carry over in the workplace. Being a teacher gives you so many skills that are noteworthy, so it's important ... READ the POST
Endless hours spent in school, testing, or student teaching along with student loans to pay for your dream job of being a teacher, only to find out maybe it wasn't your dream job. Or maybe you are just ready for a change. Whatever the reason is, it doesn't matter - you do what is good for you and ... READ the POST
One of the main job tasks of being a special education teacher is managing and training paraprofessionals. Some would even say that this is the hardest part of the job. If your staff aren't doing their duties, or if they don't respect you, it can lead to more work for you and an ... READ the POST
It's no secret that most teachers fund their classrooms. Whether it's curriculum or supplies, many of us are paying out of pocket in order to serve our students. Thankfully, there are websites out there that help teachers raise money as well as a few functional activities you can do with ... READ the POST
Writing IEP goals doesn’t have to be a guessing game of “what goals should I write?”. If you've had students for several years, it can also become hard to think of what other goals to write. Here are some tips to remember that will not only benefit the student, but help you write ... READ the POST
Doing holiday-themed activities makes learning fun. It gives a change of scenery and creates increased engagement and not to mention it makes activities relatable. Here are some life skills activities (AND SOME FREEBIES!) that are Holiday-themed but also functional to everyday ... READ the POST
