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With just a few days until Halloween, I thought I would share a post from Enabling Devices’. As parents and care providers, etc., kudos…
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I wrote a post, Don’t Judge, in 2017. This post was written in response to a judgement call that was […]
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It goes without saying that many people still view children with disabilities from a negative perspective. Yes, in 2019, it still happens. Unfortunately, a lot of these people work in schools, where their attitudes may be most…
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Assigning one-to-one (1:1) paraeducators (paraprofessionals, aides) has become an increasingly common response to support students with intellectual, and a range of other developmental disabilities…
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In my post, The Whole Picture, I addressed the importance of developing a complete picture when it comes to addressing problem behaviors. This post shares an example of that…
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Students with severe disabilities present unique challenges, especially when it comes to dealing with behaviors. When it comes to dealing with behaviors…
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As teachers, we always start the school year off with setting rules and expectations for student behaviors… for a good reason. But, often times, rules and expectations can be hard to maintain, especially when…
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My mom saw my propensity for art when I was six years old and bought me my first drawing/coloring set. I love ceramics, painting, drawing, and so much more! I am just…
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I have had four students experience their first seizure with me and my paras in my classroom. In all four cases, 911 had to be called. In all four cases…