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'A Big Juggling Act': Teachers Reflect on How COVID-19 Changed Them and Schools

When the news started to spread that the Coronavirus was in the United States and we would have to go into lockdown, it seemed like it...

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3 Things About Teaching and Learning for Students With Disabilities

In February of 2021, Andrea Ruppar, a faculty member in the Department of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education (RPSE) at the...

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Creating Rituals and Routines in the Classroom During Virtual or Face-to-Face Instruction

Rituals and routines are essential to positive classroom management and culture, and are part of effective Tier One antecedent strategies...

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Helping Your Learners Set Goals

Being goal-oriented is a critical part of how people become self-directed as they grow from children to adults. Here are some tips on...

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6 Communication Tips for Teachers

Communication is key to creating strong family partnerships. It is important for educators to build trust through honest, thoughtful,...

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5 Effective Teaching Practices for Students in Inclusive Classrooms

By Rhonda Martinez The idea behind inclusive classrooms presupposes that all the learners regardless of their background, status, or...

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11 (Not So) Radical Ideas for Educators Who Believe in Inclusion

By David Mahlow As a special education teacher of ten years, I felt compelled to make a list of my beliefs. Not to be polarizing, nor to...

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Co-Teaching in an Age of Remote Learning

By Anne Beninghof and Sonya Kunkel During the next few months, most educators will try remote learning to meet the needs of their...

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How Educators Can Foster an Inclusive Culture

By Bridget McDonald & Heather Noncek As Special Education Instructional Coaches in a suburban school district outside Chicago, we have...

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