Special education assessments

As a special education teacher, you now how important assessments are for IEP goals. I love to use these quick and easy assessments to help choose IEP goals before move-ins, evaluations, and annual case conferences.

Do your students struggle to show that they are able to comprehend what they have read? Being able to demonstrate comprehension is a vital life skill. Here is how we target reading comprehension in my self-contained special education classroom. Many of my students have language based disabilities. The more words (spoken or written), the more […]

Special education teachers and regular education teachers can use these websites to help students on all levels! Great for intervention supports, behavior plans, understanding disabilities, progress monitoring, developing lesson plans, and more. #pathway2success #specialeducation

I know we are all in our final countdown to summer. If you are like me, you may or may not have a countdown on your white board. The daily satisfaction of changing the number to one day closer to freedom helps get through these final weeks of school! While we all need our break,...

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Learn transition assessments in special education with our guide. Designed to empower educators, this resource provides an in-depth understanding of how to effectively conduct and utilize transition assessments. These assessments are crucial for preparing students with special needs for post-school life, focusing on their strengths, preferences, and interests. Our guide covers various assessment techniques to confidently guide your students towards a successful transition into adulthood.

Are you a special education teacher interested in learning more about the prompt hierarchy? Today I am sharing everything you need to know about prompting which is usually associated with ABA or intensive teaching settings. However, prompts can be useful in any setting where we want to guide a special education student to an errorless response and promote independence! Learn more about special education visuals and how to fade your prompts.

Technology can be such an AMAZING resource in the special education classroom. iPads, tablets and AAC devices can help students communicate, access curriculum, create and use visual schedules, and learn basic math and reading skills. But, as a special education teacher, it can be hard to know what apps you should be using in your special education classroom. So, here are 10 of my favorite apps to use with special education students.