6 Benefits of Teacher Collaboration
If you’re a teacher, you probably hear a lot about the benefits of teamwork and collaboration. But when you’re faced with the reality of hectic… Read More
3 Ways to Help Young Children Respect and Accept Diversity
Encouraging friendships and social interactions among all the diverse young children in your classroom is more important than ever. Studies show that the… Read More
[INFOGRAPHIC] Top 9 Ways Children Benefit from Preschool Inclusion
How do young children in early childhood classrooms benefit from inclusive environments where all kids with and without disabilities are welcomed… Read More
18 Ways to Connect and Communicate with Families
Nurturing the home-school connection is key to the success of any classroom, but especially important in classrooms that include students with and without disabilities. Partnering… Read More
How UDL Can Help You Create Culturally Accessible Classrooms
Happy Tuesday, Inclusion Lab readers! Today we’re bringing you a guest post from UDL facilitator Joni Degner, who stopped by the Lab to… Read More
7 Visual Supports to Help Prevent Meltdowns in School
Meltdowns. They can derail the best-laid lesson plans and dishearten even the best, most patient teacher. We know so many teachers who’ve been there. You… Read More
How to Supercharge 5 Traditional Teaching Strategies with UDL
If you’re an educator who swears by traditional, tried-and-true teaching strategies, the idea of embracing universal design for learning (UDL) might be a little overwhelming. Read More
6 Big IEP Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them!)
With so many integral team members involved, mistakes or oversights can easily happen during the IEP process. Today’s post features some of… Read More
13 Things You Can Do to Reduce Bullying in Your School
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, a nationwide campaign founded in 2006 by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center. To help support your anti-bullying… Read More
Follow Their Lead: A Simple Way to Strengthen Student-Teacher Rapport
If you teach in an early childhood classroom that welcomes all learners, you probably have a couple students who keep you up some nights. Not… Read More
