Special Education Tips
5 Traits To Help Identify Dyslexia In Your Child
Does your child struggle in school? Do they cry during homework because they are so frustrated that they do not understand what they are lea…
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3 Critical Types Of Routines For Children
The first of the 3 types of routines is most common, but unfortunately for children with special needs, the last 2 are vital and often overl…
Special Education Tips
3 Critical Types Of Routines For Children
In an earlier article, I discussed “why” routines are so important.(In general, routines provide children with the security and comfort need…
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A Useful Guide To Balancing Routine With Flexibility
One of the most consistent “words of wisdom” I received while observing classrooms, interviewing teachers, and throughout student teaching i…
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Proven Strategy To Help Children Verbalize Their Emotions
Many children may have a difficult time identifying feelings and verbalizing their emotions to an adult, such as anger, sadness or frustrati…
Special Education Teaching
Proven Strategy To Help Children Verbalize Their Emotions
If, as a parent, you've struggled understanding your child's emotional state... the Zones Of Regulation COULD be the answer!…
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What Do You Say To Parents Of Children With Special Needs?
One of the most challenging aspects of being a special education tutor and teacher is watching parents go through the emotional roller coast…
Special Education - Parents View
How To; Creating Routines For Parents
Routines and organization are important for everyone, and as we know, even more so for children with special needs. However, it’s difficult …
Special Education Teaching
The Unintentional Lesson On Small Victories
Several years and a few moves (grade levels and districts) into my career as a special educator, I was finally starting to feel as though I …