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As teachers, we know we need to differentiate instruction. What we might not know, especially if you are a newer teacher, is what the heck that means! Differentiation has become a bit of a buzzword in the education field. In short, differentiating instruction means providing for types of learning and learning needs. Most teachers differentiate

We’ve all heard about it – it’s no secret! AI is everywhere! While my husband jumped on the AI bandwagon ASAP I took my time before I gave AI a shot. However, once I did, I realized all that it could really do! As a middle school special education teacher, I’m always looking for tools

By the end of a long school day, most of us are more than ready to head home. If you’re like me, you’ve given your best all day and are eager to recharge. But I’ve found that taking just a few minutes at the end of the day to complete a “closing shift” routine can

As educators, we work hard to ensure that every student, regardless of their unique needs, has access to a quality education. For students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) or 504 plans, this means implementing specific accommodations designed to support their learning and help them achieve their full potential. As a special education teacher, I’ve worked

As we returned from winter break this year, it became clear that we could not pick up right where we left off in room #264! With the addition of new students as well as some schedule changes that lead to some different class combinations, I knew we couldn’t just jump into business as usual without