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School leaders: How can you tell if your school system is NOT inclusive—and what can you do to lead inclusive change? Get practical answers in… Read More

Model Inclusive Educators Wanted!

Are you a model inclusive educator—or do you know someone who is? A research team from Winona State University is conducting an important study on… Read More

Be back soon: The Brookes blog is taking a brief winter break

As we bid farewell to 2022 together, the Brookes blog is taking a brief winter break. We’ll be using… Read More

BIG NEWS: Huge Inclusion Giveaway from Julie Causton and Kristie Pretti-Frontczak!

Exciting news for inclusive educators everywhere! Just in time for the holidays, highly respected inclusion experts Julie Causton and Kristie Pretti-Frontczak are offering one of… Read More

Training Spotlight: Free Modules on the Unstuck & On Target! Executive Function Curriculum

Supporting students’ executive function skills—including flexibility, emotional regulation, goal-setting, persistence, and organizational skills—is one of the most important things teachers can do to help… Read More

Best Year Ever! Back-to-School Tips on Reclaiming Your Love of Teaching

If you’re feeling anxious about the school year ahead and pressured to be the “perfect teacher” for students who have endured a turbulent few years,… Read More

Modifying Curriculum in Minutes!: A Guest Post from Inclusion Expert Nicole Eredics

Curriculum modifications are an important tool for fully including students with disabilities, increasing their access to the general curriculum, and helping them make progress. Today… Read More

AEPS-3: 10 Questions About the New Edition, Answered!

The third edition of Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System for Infants and Children (AEPS®) released in December, and early childhood professionals across… Read More

ASQ and the New CDC Milestones: Your Questions Answered

Recently, the CDC and AAP released updated developmental milestones for young children from 2 months through 5 years of age. With this new development came… Read More

What would YOU like to see on the Brookes blog in 2022?

Dear readers, Thanks for visiting the Brookes blog this year! We were excited to expand our scope and post frequency in 2021, and we hope… Read More