Inclusion

If your job involves supporting a smooth transition to adulthood for students with disabilities, you may find yourself facing potential roadblocks as you explore employment opportunities for the young people…

As you navigate the challenges of meeting the needs of diverse learners in an inclusive classroom, here’s a great story to keep with you for inspiration. Today, Dr. Howard Shane…

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 students succeed. The popular Unstuck &…

Flexibility, goal setting, organization, and planning are key executive function skills that have a dramatic impact on school success. Students are more likely to cultivate these important skills when they…

Understanding and addressing the effects of trauma—both for students and the adults who teach and work with them—is essential to creating a safe school environment that supports learning and social-emotional…

If you’re a school-based SLP supporting students in elementary and middle schools, today’s post is for you! In her inclusion guidebook It’s More Than “Just Being In,” Cheryl Jorgensen answers…

Peer support arrangements are an effective way to support inclusive education, make the most of teacher and paraprofessional time, and increase the achievement level of all students. Today’s post, excerpted…

How does your IEP team ensure that culturally and linguistically diverse families are welcomed, involved, and able to make the most informed decisions? Using an interpreter is one important way…

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, today’s guest post is a…

Short-term memory is an important part of learning; students with a stronger short-term memory will be better able to retain knowledge and process new information. In an inclusive classroom—where students…