The return from winter break offers a natural pause point—a chance to look closely at what’s working, what needs adjusting, and how we can intentionally […]
Growth Mindset in the Inclusive Classroom: Quick Wins for Busy Teachers
Ever wish your students felt more confident tackling challenges instead of giving up? That’s where a growth mindset can change everything. In an inclusive classroom, […]
5 Ways to Build Strong Relationships with Families Through Communication
Why is it important to build strong relationships with families through communication? In previous blog posts, we talked about the importance of building relationships with […]
How to Use Positive Behavior Supports to Encourage Inclusivity in the Classroom
Creating an inclusive classroom isn’t just about focusing on academics—it’s also about building a strong sense of community and supporting student well-being. One effective way […]
Understanding Student Learning Styles and How to Support Them
As the school year kicks off and classrooms start to come alive again, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on a foundational truth: […]
Getting to Know Your Students: Building a Strong Relationship Foundation
For many students, the first day of school can be scary and overwhelming. They have a new teacher, they’re in a new grade, and they […]
☀️ Quick & Easy Inclusion Activities: Making Summer School Meaningful and Fun
Extended School Year (ESY), also known as summer school, isn’t just about maintaining academic skills—it’s about creating a safe, structured, and joyful environment where every […]
How to Finish Strong (Without Burning Out): Inclusive Strategies You Can Still Use This Month
The final stretch of the school year can feel like a marathon – and let’s be honest, most of us are running on fumes. But […]
Making Curriculum Vocabulary Stick: Practical Preview and Review Tips
If you’ve ever read through a student’s IEP, chances are you’ve seen the phrase “preview/review of curriculum concepts and vocabulary” listed under accommodations. This simple […]
Why Building Relationships With Families Using Respect and Positivity is Important
In the last post, we talked about the importance of building relationships as a teacher. Some key strategies include using respect and positivity, helping students […]