Special needs education

It’s such a pleasure to have Angi Pearce back on these pages to share her experiences and passion for teaching students with AAC needs. Angi is a teacher at Kowhai Special School in Hastings,…

Explore effective IEP goals for developing adaptive skills in students. These goals focus on enhancing daily living and social skills, tailored to support individual needs. Perfect for educators and parents looking to create meaningful and achievable objectives for their students' growth. #IEPGoals #AdaptiveSkills #SpecialEducation #StudentSupport #AdaptiveBehavior #IndividualizedEducation #TeacherResources #ParentSupport

AACtual Therapy: Making Core Words Fun for Students with Autism : PrAACtical AAC

Special education teachers and regular education teachers can use these websites to help students on all levels! Great for intervention supports, behavior plans, understanding disabilities, progress monitoring, developing lesson plans, and more. #pathway2success #specialeducation

Enjoy a more structured day for your special needs preschooler with these printable schedule templates! An easy-to-use guide will help you create individualized, fun learning experiences tailored to your child's specific needs and capabilities.

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📌 Here are 15 neuroaffirming teaching tips when teaching nonverbal autistic children. Nonverbal students are nonspeaking which means they do and can understand language. We must teach them in a way that works for their unique learning style. In this post, learn 15 teaching tips for teaching your autistic or nonverbal (selective mutism included) students successfully. Whether youre a homeschool parent or classroom teacher, here are some strategies for you!

Working with special needs children: whether you're teaching or homeschooling - or wondering if homeschooling your special needs child is even possible. Tips for making the most of learning time.

Make learning fun and easy with this colorful action words chart for kids! Perfect for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and ESL learners, this visual guide introduces 15 common verbs like eat, run, sleep, read, and more — all illustrated with adorable cartoon characters. Great for classrooms, homeschooling, and speech therapy too. Pin it now and make language learning a breeze! #ActionWords #PreschoolLearning #KidsVocabulary #ESLResources #KindergartenTeaching #HomeschoolPrintables…

Discover 25 IEP goals for social skills to support the development of social and emotional abilities in students. These goals and objectives are tailored for individualized education plans (IEPs), aiming to enhance social interaction, communication, and self-regulation. Perfect for educators, parents, and specialists working with students in special education, these goals provide a roadmap for fostering social growth and success in school and beyond. #IEPGoals #SocialSkills #SpecialEducation…

Have you ever wondered why children put their hands on a hot stove (ouch!), and plants grow tall when they get enough sunlight? Understandi...

Every child has unique sensory needs. Learn how to fill their needs all day long to reduce big behaviors like tantrums and meltdowns.

Auditory processing disorder is frequently applied loosely, and often incorrectly, to any individuals having trouble with listening and processing spoken language.

Identify learning styles for children with disabilities

Navigate the special education assessment process with our comprehensive checklist. This resource simplifies the special education evaluation journey, providing a structured guide for parents, teachers, and professionals. Explore the key components of special education assessment to ensure a thorough understanding of individual needs. Our checklist aims to facilitate a smoother and more informed special education experience. #SpecialEducation #EvaluationChecklist #InclusiveEducation

In this post I want to talk about the importance of having clear classroom rules and expectations. I've got tips on using rules in the autism classroom or the special education classroom. There are examples of different types of rules and a free set you can download.