differentiate & age appropriate resources for teens & adults in special education.
I'm going to show you my top 3 favorite ways to use Google Slides for instruction which I will absolutely continue to use once we are back in person and far beyond this very, different school year. Featured Guest Blogger: Kristine from Autism The Teen Years. Hey Guys! If you follow me ... READ the POST
Data, Data, Data, Everywhere Featured guest blogger: Lindsey, an independent living skills teacher and blogger at Hands on Transitions. As Special Education teachers and service providers, we know how huge of a role data plays in our professions. Sometimes it seems like all we do is take data ... READ the POST
If you haven't already heard, Teachers Pay Teacher has come out with a tool to turn PDFs into a digital activity! This is an awesome option for classrooms that are continuing remote learning, but it can also be beneficial when you return to the classroom as well! Here's a tutorial on how ... READ the POST
As we approach the end of the school year, our focus shifts to planning for the Extended School Year. Whether you'll be guiding familiar faces or meeting a new group of students, your foundational strategies can stay largely the same. Below you will read about different subjects to work on during ... READ the POST
Virtual field trips are a great way to extend on an academic lesson or community based instruction. Google Earth provides us with a really cool way to view real locations all over the world, and the best part is that it is free! Below are some tutorials on navigating Google Earth to ... READ the POST
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