Being able to ask and answer questions is not only a critical component of reading comprehension, it's also an important language building skill. Read on for 2 engaging ways to build reading and language skills. When my district switched to a reading program and assessment that wasn't designed ... Read More about Teach Students To Ask & Answer Questions
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Word Walls: 5 Unique Ways To Use Them
Word walls are a great way to introduce vocabulary and provide visual supports for spelling and writing, but don't let the learning stop there! Here are 5 different ways to use word walls that lead to stronger reading and language skills. Word walls can be useful, but they also take up a good ... Read More about Word Walls: 5 Unique Ways To Use Them
Creating Boom Cards To Meet IEP Goals
Remote or distance learning makes meeting specific IEP goals challenging. Our students often require hands on activities and practice and need immediate feedback and error correction. Boom Learning to the rescue! Read on to see how you can create activities tailored to your students. I highly ... Read More about Creating Boom Cards To Meet IEP Goals
Interacting With Police Officers
Despite all of the advances in the country's understanding of autism, students diagnosed with autism are at a heightened risk during unplanned interactions with the police officers. We need to make sure that our students are as prepared as possible to handle it. Here's are some ideas to prepare our ... Read More about Interacting With Police Officers
Progress Monitoring During Remote Teaching
Progress monitoring, while a necessity, can be a challenge to keep up on. Teaching online or remotely adds an extra level of stress to it. Here are some tips to help you document and monitor progress from home. We need to take good documentation to support progress on IEP goals, but we also ... Read More about Progress Monitoring During Remote Teaching
