Overview
Historically, Medicaid only reimbursed school health services included in a Medicaid-eligible student's[...]
Routine is so important for all kids, but especially for those who struggle with transitioning in any way. Teaching[...]
It’s the end of the year. Your students are looking forward to summer break and so are you! Typically by the end of the[...]
In my first year out of graduate school, I worked with students ranging from K-5 in one building, and I had my own[...]
Picture schedules are a hot topic in the special education setting. Is it because they totally solve every problem[...]
We all know a LOT of planning goes into therapy. From choosing activities to incorporating various goals, SLPs spend[...]
With phones and tablets ruling today’s technology world, the skill of touch typing (i.e. using muscle memory to type[...]
One of my favorite aspects of being a speech-language pathologist is the variety. I love that I can see a variety of[...]
Sensory rooms can offer vital opportunities for calming and organizing input for our special education students, and I[...]
Let's talk about one of the behind the scenes duties of a special education teacher...GOAL TRACKING!