
Inclusion is a culture, not a classroom. đź’› Connecting home and school because every kid deserves parents and teachers who work better together. Real stories, honest opinions, and practical tools from a former special education teacher of 18 years.
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After the Backpack Hits the Floor
The assignment was supposed to take 20 minutes. Two hours later, everyone at the kitchen table is frustrated, and nobody is quite sure what was learned.
Think about your child’s day. They spent it...
I was department chair when I got called to help de-escalate one of my students during a Circle of Friends activity. He had autism, and he was one of my favorites. He cussed the whole way down the hallway and wanted nothing to do with going...
You know the room.
A long table. Five, six, sometimes more school staff crammed around it, a few standing along the wall. A stack of papers in front of me, already sorted into what needs your signature and what goes home with you. You walk...
Picture him. Sixteen, a sophomore in high school. He grew over the summer, and now he’s taller than me. Bright in a way that made you stop in your tracks. On his best days, he would ask questions in class that no one else had thought of.
G...
The Reality Around The Table
We need to talk about the physical and emotional space around the special education table.
At its core, an IEP team is made up of people who care deeply about a child. Yet, far too often, IEP meetings feel les...
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After 18 years as a special education teacher, I left the classroom to challenge how we do school. Honest essays on what’s working, what isn’t, and what needs to change, for parents, educators, and admins ready to fix it together. 💛
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