There are endless number of life skills IEP goals out there, it's just a matter of finding what your student and their family want to focus on when it comes to independent living. It's all about getting to know your student, their future goals, and collaborating with parents/caregivers on what ... READ the POST
Remote Learning Ideas for Secondary Special Education
Remote learning poses an additional challenge for students that need additional supports. Fear not, there are engaging ways to help our students access the curriculum and maintain active participation. Here are some of the tried and true ways I've had success with a self-contained population over ... READ the POST
Fostering Inclusion In The High School Setting
As a secondary Life Skills teacher, it has always been important to me that my students with disabilities feel included and a part of the school community. When I first started teaching, it felt like what happened in the Life Skills room was almost a secret. The staff didn’t know who my students ... READ the POST
Let’s Talk About Behavior (In The High School SPED Classroom)
Let’s talk about Behavior. Featured Guest Blogger: Courtney Joseph, M.Ed., Educational Specialist, Moderate/Severe., High School Setting Throughout my years of teaching, I have had to refine my craft day after day and year after year. You get new students with different behaviors and new behaviors ... READ the POST
Community Based Education: Creating a Dynamic CBE Schedule
As people, we all experience the community on a daily basis. Featured Guest Blogger: Ms. Ale’, ILS/Autism Secondary Teacher, SPED Voyage Blog Forget an item for a recipe, run to the store. Need a haircut, schedule a hair appointment. Craving a sweet treat, head to a fast-food restaurant. ... READ the POST
How Systematic Instruction Ensures Progress and Data Collection
Moving your students forward when you’ve hit a plateau. Working in a program for students with moderate to severe disabilities, it can sometimes feel like we’re not making progress. We get stuck in a rut, our students show success in only certain jobs or tasks, and we lose steam. It happens to all ... READ the POST
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