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6 Types of Self-Instructions to Help Your Students With Writing

*Today’s post is excerpted and adapted from the book Powerful Writing Strategies for All Students by Karen R. Harris,… Read More

15 Indicators of Authentic Membership in an Inclusive Classroom

What constitutes authentic membership in a classroom? As inclusion expert Cheryl Jorgensen says, it’s about much more than a student’s physical presence in the classroom:

Inclusive Early Ed: 15 Practices that Support Every Child’s Success

In an inclusive early childhood classroom, how can you be sure that all young children successfully participate in daily activities and learn… Read More

15 Tips for Supporting Students Who Use AAC

All students need access to reliable methods of communication—not only to learn and participate in class, but to develop connections with their peers and express… Read More

Getting Started with UDL in Early Childhood

*Today’s blog post has been adapted from the second edition of Engaging Young Engineers. Applying Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles is… Read More

16 Tips for Helping Students Meet Classroom Behavior Expectations

All students benefit from positive classroom supports that will help them meet their teacher’s behavior expectations and reach their academic goals. For… Read More

Working with Caregivers: 4 Adult Learning Principles Every Home Visitor Should Know

Early intervention visits benefit children and families most when caregivers are empowered to use what they learn between visits. In her early… Read More

Structured Dialogue: An 8-Step Process for Planning Authentic Inclusion

Today’s post is excerpted and adapted from True Inclusion with UDL: Designing to the Edges to Reach Every Learner,… Read More

Solving the Puzzle of Better Behavior with Breathe—Move—Learn

Can mindful breathing, cross-lateral movement, and social-emotional learning help a child change their behavior? Research studies and actual classroom experience say yes—and… Read More

Author Q&A: Facing Your Fears in Schools

For students with autism or other social/learning needs, school can present a wide range of anxiety triggers. Today we’re excited to introduce… Read More

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