12 tips for first year special education teachers
Starting your first year as a special education teacher is so incredibly nerve-wracking. You don’t know the students, you don’t know the staff, you typically
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Starting your first year as a special education teacher is so incredibly nerve-wracking. You don’t know the students, you don’t know the staff, you typically
Teaching students with autism is such a unique and rewarding profession! It is also one of those specialist positions that doesn’t include a manual, or
Before you even start making a schedule for your room, you have to know what centers you want your students to rotate through. Whether they
Setting up a schedule in a self-contained classroom is one of the hardest parts of our job. I remember my first year of teaching thinking,
Once families have a functional routine set up, you can start to encourage “homework” exploring sensory strategies as a family. Everyone has sensory needs, but
It is so hard trying to provide distance learning for our students that have extra sensory needs! Because the classroom environment and staff behaviors are
I am a High School, self-contained Autism teacher from Central New York, who is passionate about individualizing student learning. I am a mommy of three, lover of all things Disney, married to my best friend and addicted to chocolate!! I hope that you find great ideas and inspiration here, so welcome!!
