A Teaching Blog
The end of 2019 is here! I’ve been seeing/reading a lot of “My Top 10 items of 2019” lists. I’m sure a lot of you have seen them, too. Some lists I’ve read have been for the home, some lists have been for wardrobes, and some have been for the classroom. I don’t know why […]
Over the past few years, I’ve gotten a lot of co-teaching questions e-mailed to me or direct messaged to me on Instagram. I always answer each question, and I love having conversations about co-teaching, but a lot of the questions (I started to notice) were the same. Not that this bothered me. I just realized […]
Holy crap. It’s August. Summer, WHERE DID YOU GO? I swear I was just packing up my room (what feels like last week) and now here I was this morning, setting things up in my classroom for the first day back. Back in May, as I was finishing up year 12, I did a blog […]
I CANNOT believe it is May already. This year flew by. I feel like I was just reviewing my classroom rules and procedures, and now here I am prepping my classroom for next school year. I get asked often how I prepare for the next school year, at the end of the current school year. My […]
If you missed Part 1 and 2, on “How I Collect Progress Monitoring in the Co-Taught Classroom (for writing and reading goals),” or just have no idea what my three part blog post is about – haha, you can click here for Part 1 and here for Part 2. In Part 1, I share with […]
If you missed Part 1 on “How I Collect Progress Monitoring in the Co-Taught Classroom (for writing goals),” or just have no idea what my three part blog post is about – haha, you can click here. I share with you at the beginning how this three part blog post came to be, as well […]
*I initially began typing this post to cover how I collect progress monitoring for writing, reading, and math, while in the co-taught classroom. It turned out to be INCREDIBLY long. I have decided to turn this into a three part post, so I could focus on each area. With that being said… Welcome to Part […]
A few months ago I did a post on Lesson Planning in my Special Education Classroom. Since then I’ve received so many e-mails and messages about how much my templates have helped with lesson planning in other special education resource classrooms. I was honestly blown away. Along with those e-mails and messages, I received e-mails/messages […]
…did you read the title and cringe?! haha It’s ok if you did. I used to cringe my first few years of teaching when it came to sitting down and writing my lesson plans. I mean, as if stressing over writing IEPs, invitations, re-evaluations, behavior plans, student schedules, paraprofessional schedules, outside agency schedules, daily/weekly goal […]
