Prepare Yourself As A Substitute Teacher With Cumulative Special Education Courses
20th March 2023
A substitute teacher is someone who takes over the teaching duties of a regular teacher in their absence due to illness, personal leave, or professional development. Regardless of the reason, having a substitute teacher is often inevitable, and preparing for their arrival is essential. Stay tuned to understand the importance of preparing for a substitute teacher and the benefits it can have. ...
Written By : Park Jin Ae
The 5 C's For Building A Strong Teacher-Paraprofessional Relationship
8th March 2023
Forming successful relationships can be difficult due to differences in roles, responsibilities, and expectations within a school setting. Fortunately, it is entirely possible for teachers to build meaningful connections with their paraprofessionals that will benefit not only themselves but also everyone involved in the education process. ...
Written By : Ruchi Mehta
Exhausted Writing IEPs? Here Are 4 Warning Signs And Ways To Prevent Fatigue
27th February 2023
Teacher burnout while writing IEPs refers to a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion that results from prolonged and excessive stress in the teaching profession. Honestly, this condition is real as it affects teachers' performance and overall well-being, and can ultimately lead to them leaving the profession altogether. Thus, as a special education teacher, here are some ways to promote your well-being. ...
Written By : Laura Taylor
5 Proven Ways to Improve Your Relationships with Paraprofessionals
16th February 2023
Teachers and paraprofessionals have different roles within a classroom. While teachers are responsible for curriculum delivery, paraprofessionals help teachers in their delivery. Thus, having a profound partnership can make classroom experiences more rewarding for students. Here are a few paraprofessional tips to build strong relationships with teachers. ...
Written By : Victoria Lewis
Schizophrenia And Crime: 4 Popular Myths Busted!
6th February 2023
Some mental health conditions are commonly misinterpreted and misunderstood even if people's understanding of mental illness is evolving. Often fears and assumptions lead to incorrect information that can be more damaging than reality. Thus as special educators who have pursued in-class or online special education courses, it is essential to be aware of all mental illnesses correctly and stay away from delusions. ...
Written By : Park Jin Ae
How To Raise Your Child to Respect Themselves and Others: The Theybie Way
30th January 2023
When it comes to parenting, we all want the best for our children. In this blog post, we will explore what theybies are and discuss how parents can stick to an entirely gender-neutral approach when. ...
Written By : Ruchi Mehta
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