11 Strategies for Helping Your Students Develop Disability Pride
If you teach in an inclusive classroom, here’s one critical way you can support your students with disabilities: by helping them strengthen their sense of… Read More
Reassuring Connections: 4 Brookes Authors Share Tips for Supporting Stressed-Out Students
As the days go by and more and more districts announce extended school closures due to COVID-19, you might notice your own anxiety ramping up—and… Read More
Teaching and Parenting in Troubled Times: 6 Brookes Authors Share Their Best Advice
Inclusion Lab readers: You’re in our thoughts as we navigate this unprecedented new era together. How is everyone holding up these days? These are tough,… Read More
Remote Learning Roundup: 6 Things for Teachers to Do and Remember During School Closures
As concerns over COVID-19 continue to shutter schools and limit access to community resources, teachers across the country are facing questions they never thought they’d… Read More
A Message from Our President
A personal message from the president of Brookes Publishing, the company that brings you the Brookes Inclusion Lab. Stay safe and healthy, and stay tuned… Read More
24 At-Home Learning Activities to Share with Parents of Young Children
*We originally published this post near the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. While some things have changed since then, the activities in this post are… Read More
5 Key Components of Effective Transition Planning
For young people with disabilities, making the all-important transition to adulthood can be challenging—but when their support teams know the key components of effective… Read More
5 Steps to Reaching Consensus in IEP Meetings
Into almost every IEP meeting, at least a little conflict must come. With so much at stake for the student—and with so many different people… Read More
10 Essentials for Promoting Young Children’s Social-Emotional Development
For children with and without disabilities, strong social-emotional skills are the foundation of long-term success in school, at work, and in the community. With so… Read More
12 Things You Can Do to Support Students with Executive Function Challenges
Executive function skills—including task initiation, attention span, flexibility, rule-following, and working memory—are important building blocks of your students’ academic and social success. Though these… Read More
