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There’s one thing about special education that must be remembered:
Students with IEPs are general education students first.
True inclusion is about creating a learning environment where every student feels they truly belong—academically, socially, and emotionally.
One of the most challenging aspects can be avoiding power struggles with students while maintaining a positive and productive learning environment. Here are three practical steps to help you sidestep power struggles and foster positive student behavior.
While I know I was extremely lucky to have the amazing co-teachers I got to work with who were not only co-workers, but my best friends, I also know that not every co-teaching relationship will be that way. And they don't have to be.
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Looking for ways to differentiate instruction without hours of extra planning?
I get it. You’re a busy teacher with a busy life. You know that true instruction isn’t “one-size-fits-all,” but planning a lesson to meet all the needs of your diverse learners seems daunting and time consuming.
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