Meet Nicole, a former special educator turned BCBA. You may know her from her TPT store and Instagram page, Adaptation Station. Nicole is here to share her wisdom of proactive behavior strategies with us! Picture...
Read MoreThis post was crafted by my wise and inclusive friend Ace Schwarz. You may know Ace from social media as @teachingoutsidethebinary. I have learned so much from Ace and I am so glad they graciously...
Read MoreDo you have a student that is a perfectionist? Do they have difficulty coping with miscues or mistakes throughout the school day? I hear ya! This can be difficult to navigate in the classroom. Sometimes...
Read MoreThis post contains affiliate links. I am really grateful that the amazing Zenimal company gifted me a Zenimal Kids+ to try out at home with my toddler, and to try out with students! According to...
Read MoreIt may seem unlikely, or in some cases impossible, for positive self talk to actually make a difference in kids. Believe it or not, research and tons of evidence show that affirmations for kids are...
Read MoreThis post includes affiliate links. Personal space is a really hard lesson and strategy for many students. If you have students in your classroom or on your caseload who struggle with boundaries, you likely also...
Read MoreI am so honored to introduce Sophie from Sophie’s Stories as our guest blogger this week. She’s going to explain how you can address challenging behavior in a creative, supportive and shame-free way, so you...
Read MoreI am honored to share some really heavy yet very important information from NVISION. This is a community of surgeons, optometrist partners, and employees dedicated to helping people live better by seeing better. They have...
Read MoreThis post contains affiliate links. Sensory tools are such helpful supports for students, but what happens when they’re more distracting than supportive? Quiet sensory tools are often hard to come by, or you find something...
Read MoreThis post contains an affiliate link. When I was working at my former school, I was welcoming new students into my classroom on a monthly basis. This was the nature of my school program, however...
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