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Managing student behavior is one of the most complex and rewarding aspects of teaching. While this challenge is often highlighted in special education, it affects educators across the entire school community, from general education classrooms…
The school year has hit full stride, and special education teams across the country are battling mounting pressure and an ever-growing list of demands that can feel impossible to keep up with. This situation is…
Behavior management is a critical focus this time of year. As summer draws near and enthusiasm wanes, educators face the challenge of engaging students while maintaining focus on curriculum and essential student outcomes. With a…
Educators are encountering a wave of behavioral challenges in schools today that can leave them emotionally drained and overwhelmed. The surge in behavior issues, particularly amplified by the aftermath of the pandemic, reveals deeper…
For educators, dealing with challenging behaviors can be one of the most difficult aspects of their job. Whether it’s a student who acts out in class, constantly disrupts lessons, or is defiant towards authority, nearly…
It is important to maintain consistent routines to provide stability and security for students. However, life is unpredictable, and both planned and unplanned changes in routine can significantly impact students. Employing trauma-informed strategies can help…
Special education teachers are instrumental in shaping the future of students with diverse learning needs. Their unwavering dedication is a cornerstone for fostering both academic and personal growth in their students. Yet, the journey for…
Addressing student behaviors can be frustrating, stressful, and lead to increased teacher burnout (See A Meta-Analysis of Special Education Teachers’ Burnout, 2020). Although behavior management and behavior supports may be effective for many students, for…