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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…
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…
In today's inclusive classrooms, educators play a vital role in ensuring equal opportunities for students with disabilities. However, often unsung heroes in this process are the paraeducators who work tirelessly behind the scenes to support…
Special education teachers are at their best when they're in the classroom, fostering student growth and a love for learning for the 7.3 million students with disabilities in our public schools. However, when administrative tasks…
The beginning of the school year can be an exciting and stressful time for both educators and students. For some students, they are continuing on at the same school, in the same building, with many…
Is this going to be your first year as a special education teacher with a caseload? Maybe you recently finished your accrediting program (congratulations!), or you are working on a variance switching from the role…