Students in school are suffering from sleep deprivation. It shows up in many ways. The symptoms can be confused with ADHD. Here is the truth about what the research says.
The benefits of children developing fine more skills begin at a young age and last a life time. The three areas you will see the benefits are in the brain, academics and life skills. Printing and writing in cursive are great practice for fine motor development in children from pre-school…
Providing students with word sort activities supports their critical thinking when reading and builds an understanding of how words work. Learn how to implement them here.
Before you sit down to write an IEP goal to take to your meeting, collect information on levels of performance, areas of concern and any academic data you and the teacher have collected. Once you identified the areas you want for goals, check that you know exactly what the student…
One of the hardest things to do as a special education support teacher or resource specialist is to create a pull-out schedule of when you will see your groups. In this post, I share the important steps I use in my process. Pull-out Schedule Rule #1-Block out your Lunch and…
Writing present levels isn't an easy task for all special education teachers. In this post, we'll walk through a sample IEP and what should be reported on a present levels documents. After the demographic information you will be expected to report on all aspects of the student’s well-being. It is…