Seizure vs Seizure Disorder vs Epilepsy
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…
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…
I read a post titled, 35 Things You Never Thought You’d Say Until You Became a Teacher, and totally…
I was having a great conversation with a mom who shared with me a concern she and her husband had....
I was helping a teacher with a student who was engaging in behaviors that was more annoying for the teacher and her para-educators than anything else. This teacher’s…
Caring for my mother, who had ALS (Lou Gherig’s Disease), was challenging, frustrating, all consuming, tiring, and more, all rolled into one!
Another school year has come and gone. Except for a few teachers, the 2018 – 2019 school year has officially...
I was reading a post which was based on a question posed by a college student who was debating on whether she should go in to teaching as a profession. The question? “Do you regret becoming a teacher?”
The 2018 – 2019 school year is winding down and coming to a close. That means summer is just around the corner! Are you ready? If you are like most parents of children with special needs, summer arrangements…
Today we celebrate mothers! Undoubtedly, moms deserve to be celebrated because they are always putting others ahead of themselves. Of course…
May 6th through May 10th is Teacher Appreciation Week. So, I want to dedicate this post to all hard-working teachers out there who…
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