Special Education

Congratulations to our final August giveaway winner, Michael Roush! Michael, you've won an inclusion tote bag and a free copy of the book Universal Design for Learning in Action. We'll…

If you're new to co-teaching---or if you're intrigued by the possibilities of a teaching partnership and want to see one in action---today's post is for you. In this "Voices from…

Physical education classes are a great opportunity for fun, exercise, cooperative learning, and social skills practice for all kids, with and without disabilities. So what can you do if you're…

Happy Thursday, teacher friends! Can you believe it's almost August already? With just a few weeks left till you meet your new students, gear up for this year's adventure with…

Are you navigating this school year with a co-teacher? As you tackle your teaching adventure together, here are 10 practical tips for making the most of your partnership and ensuring that…

If you're reading this blog over the summer for practical tips you can use next year, odds are you're already an awesome educator. And chances are you already do many…

Since the Brookes blog began in April 2015, we've been fortunate enough to have some of the best minds in inclusive education write guest posts for us. Here's a look…

Peer supports are one of the most effective ways to help students with disabilities reach their potential and ensure that their academic and social needs are met. Whether you're implementing…

Over the past few months, we've posted lots of individual articles and success stories on UDL, accommodations, and peer supports. In today's Inclusion Lab post, we'll take a look at…

(This post is part of our Fair is Not Always Equal...Now What? blog series.)   As many of our posts have emphasized this year, designing your lessons using the UDL…