Special Education

Learning is more likely to happen when students experience joy and positivity in the classroom. Teaching is more effective when you take time to nurture your own happiness and well-being.…

When students with and without disabilities struggle with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges, it can be tougher for them to make friends and succeed in school. Today's post is filled…

  Happy Tuesday, Inclusion Lab readers! Today I'm excited to welcome the team at the Cerebral Palsy Guidance website. They're here to debunk some myths and share their top 6…

No matter where you stand on the issues facing America, one thing's for sure: we're living in uncertain times, and both teachers and students are feeling the effects of it.…

When a family is involved in the IEP process every step of the way, students are more likely to have the supports they need to work toward and achieve their…

When it comes to supporting all students in an inclusive classroom, you can never have too many practical tips in your toolbox. Today's post, adapted from The New Transition Handbook…

For children with a history of trauma, including exposure to violence and tragic world events, the aftereffects of the past can be a significant obstacle to learning. From generalized distrust…

How can you help every student in your classroom improve the organizational skills they need to succeed? We're here to give you some new tips and strategies to use in…

We love our authors because they're a fount of inclusion wisdom--and the pages of their books are packed with quotable quotes we can't resist sharing! Here's a roundup of some…

UDL fans (and the UDL-curious among you): we've got a great post for you today. Over the past few years, we've done a bunch of UDL posts on getting started,…