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Helping Kindergarten Students Adapt to Changes in Their Routine
Helping Kindergarten Students Adapt to Changes in Their Routine

As educators, we know that change is a normal part of life, but for kindergarten students, changes in their daily routine can be challenging and nerve-wracking. In this blog post, we will discuss how to help young learners adapt to changes and develop healthy coping...

Teaching Kindergarten Students the Importance of Paying Attention
Teaching Kindergarten Students the Importance of Paying Attention

Introduction Paying attention is a crucial skill for kindergarten students to develop. When we pay attention, we focus our mind and body on the task at hand, which allows us to learn effectively and avoid distracting others. In this blog post, we will discuss the...

Teaching Self-Advocacy Skills to High School Students
Teaching Self-Advocacy Skills to High School Students

Introduction Self-advocacy is a crucial skill for high school students as they prepare to enter the workforce. It involves speaking up about one's needs and knowing when to do so. Educators can play a significant role in teaching students how to self-advocate...

Teaching Students How to Make Plans and Engage in Conversations
Teaching Students How to Make Plans and Engage in Conversations

Introduction Social skills are an essential aspect of a student's development, especially for those in Special Education settings. One crucial social skill is the ability to make plans and engage in meaningful conversations with friends. This blog post will explore a...

Developing Empathy and Understanding in Special Education
Developing Empathy and Understanding in Special Education

In today's world, the ability to understand and empathize with others' thoughts and feelings is crucial. This skill is especially important for educators working with students in Special Education. By fostering empathy and understanding, students can learn to act in...