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As teachers, we have heard it all! I came across this blog post by Shannon Reed and wanted to share. Having enjoyed…
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“Sarah, stop flushing that toilet!” Well, that’s the price we pay when we teach independence!!! Sarah had learned how to […]
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I did a post about reading to our children which focused on some of the benefits of reading: bonding, intimacy, focus, sitting skills, increased exposure to language, and more.
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As teachers, who strive to provide the best education for their students possible, we are always looking for better ways to accomplish this task. One such program, that I absolutely believe…
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How many of you take the simple act of communication for granted? From the moment you get up in the morning you begin to communicate. Whether…
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My first request!!! I have been asked to write on the difference between sympathy (a word that is used and […]
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Reading to children is so important on so many levels, and shared reading takes reading to a whole new level. Even with children with the severest of disabilities. ALL benefit greatly from shared reading experiences.
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Last week, I did a post on the use of restraints. For those who don’t know, I wanted to shed […]
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“There’s other ways to deal with violent behaviors or misbehavior outbursts than restraint.” This comment was made by a criminal […]