differentiate & age appropriate resources for teens & adults in special education.
I remember going to stores as a child and unless my parents told me I could pick something out or gave me money to purchase something, I wasn't very interested in being at the store. Don't even get me started on Home Depot…it was the most boring place in the world for me as a child, I dreaded it! ... READ the POST
Here's a fun activity I like to do in my classroom every once in a while. You can make it a weekly activity with voting, graphing, incorporate a bulletin board, compare & contrast, writing prompt....the possibilities are endless! Or, you can just do something as simple as a quick filler ... READ the POST
Have a classroom where not all of your students are able to effectively participate in utilizing the Scholastic News magazine? I slowly began to drift away from using Scholastic News because of the level of skills that are involved in successfully reading and completing the activities within the ... READ the POST
Nothing could have prepared me for the wide range of IEP goals, cognitive levels and learning styles I would have to accommodate, on top of the vast amount of organization needed to keep up with everything. As a brand new intern teacher struggling to juggle a masters program, a full ... READ the POST
IN SEARCH OF... Adulting Made Easy is looking for guest bloggers with a focus on secondary special education to share a piece of their mind here on SPEDADULTING.COM! Whether you're a teacher, retired teacher, SLP, OT specialist, BCBA para-educator, home school parent, parent of a child with special ... READ the POST
Rather shop on Teachers Pay Teachers? Click here! ... READ the POST
