Middle school inclusion teacher

I loved being a resource room teacher. No two days are the same. There is always a surprise from a student just around the corner. It could be learning a...

Thinking about life skills for special ed students is one of the most important parts of my job as a middle school special education teacher. Functional life skills activities are especially important at this age because our students are getting older and we want them to be valuable and independent members of society when they are finished with school.

Supporting kids with special needs works best when both regular education and special education staff work together. That's why it is helpful for all teachers to understand how they can modify and accommodate for students in their classrooms. For newer teachers, learning that you need to modify work

Beginning of year special education forms - As an inclusion intervention specialist, your first week of school can get hectic fast. You are playing the...

An education blog with strategies, tips and information for teachers about teaching students with disabilities in the inclusive classroom.

Inclusive Classrooms ~ "Promote a safe and welcoming classroom school and community where individual differences are valued..."

As a special education teacher, we have to stay on top of SO MUCH PAPERWORK and basically be scheduling ninjas. Although it can be quite the headache, it doesn’t have to be if you set aside some time before school starts to set-up a teacher caseload binder for yourself. #teacherorganization #teacherplanner

Are you a secondary life skills teacher looking for ideas to help facilitate inclusion in the high school setting? Here are 5 tips to help you foster inclusion with secondary students to create a more inclusive classroom and school. Using these tips, you will help general education students interact and work with students in your life skills classroom. But they will also help your special education students practice life skills, vocational skills and social skills in an inclusion setting.

As a student transitions from elementary to middle school, it can be difficult. Here are some tips for creating a transition plan for your students.

Differentiation and scaffolding can help students better understand and learn. Here are teaching ideas and tips to use in class.