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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…
Spring is a time of year that often brings an influx of special education evaluations, which require time for planning, conducting assessments, analyzing results, collaborating with others, documenting the findings, and holding evaluation meetings. Because…
Special education teams take on a versatile role in the education system. They serve as teachers, advocates, counselors, and champions for students with a variety of learning needs and illuminate the path to success for…
With Insights from Glenda Butterfield-Boldig, Superintendent of Bowler School District (WI) “Superintendents are facing funding issues like never before. As we consider how to optimize these funds and navigate uncharted territory, we have to consider…
Special education is a highly regulated, highly public field of work. It is also a career that people feel passionate about and dedicated to supporting students with special needs. Educators need a lot of knowledge…
Supporting Parent/ Guardian Involvement Educators and guardians working together can be a powerful tool for supporting students. Not only are parents/ guardians essential team members for students with disabilities, but their involvement can have attendance,…
In the dynamic realm of education, empowering educators goes beyond textbooks and lesson plans; it's about fostering a culture that values, nurtures expertise, and builds meaningful connections. At Creatively Focused, we believe in the Trifecta:…
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 professionals bear tremendous responsibility for the success of students with unique needs. They manage intricate tasks and navigate complex regulations to pave the way for every student's growth and development. This responsibility…
An educator’s role is to guide students toward academic, behavioral, and social-emotional growth. One crucial tool that can significantly contribute to this process is progress monitoring. Regularly assessing and collecting relevant data on student goals…