Inclusion

We've had a lot of interest in our blog posts on executive function (like this one and this one), so this week we're bringing you some helpful tools to put…

The Brookes Inclusion Lab is back from our brief hiatus, and we've got some new posts all queued up to help you prep for the upcoming school year. (Stay tuned…

The transition from preschool to kindergarten can be a challenging one for any young child. There's a new classroom to get used to, a new teacher with new rules, and…

In your inclusive classroom, you'll probably have some students who get overwhelmed by large projects or complex activities. What's the best way to support their success and help them avoid…

ANNOUNCEMENT: Before we get into this week's post, a quick special announcement. We've randomly chosen the winner of last week's final inclusion tote bag/mini-library giveaway. The lucky winner is: Beth…

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! To all educators who work tirelessly to create classrooms, lesson plans, and school activities that welcome and include all students: you have our deepest thanks and…

As an inclusive educator, you'll likely welcome some students who are making their first transition into a general education class. Whether they're coming from a self-contained class or a separate…

Happy Tuesday, readers! Today I'm thrilled to welcome Nicole Eredics: inclusion expert, educator, creator of the popular blog The Inclusive Class---and Brookes author! Nicole's written one of our acclaimed books,…

In inclusive classrooms, peer supports are a great way to help meet the needs of all learners. While they can't take the place of individualized supports delivered by teachers and…

Families are the ones who know your students best---their strengths and needs, their likes and dislikes, their hopes and dreams. And the more effectively you work with and support the…