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Good morning, For me this Monday is especially painful, in Mass we are returning back to school after a week off for February Break. I had a productive week off that ended with my washing machine breaking, so that was stressful. But, such is life! This week's blog post is about what information to include in the background section on an IEP. It is not a comprehensive list, and it may not align with what your district asks of you, but this is the framework that I use to help me formulate. Also, I've been trying to spend more time on my TpT Store and one of the biggest things I have wanted to do is give some of my images a facelift. I started with one of my most popular products. Check it Out! Have a great week! XOXO |
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Hey there, Let’s talk about progress monitoring for a second. Not the ideal, color-coded, perfectly-organized version… I mean the real version:– Sticky notes you swear you’ll enter later– Data sheets you can’t find when you actually need them– Trying to remember if you collected anything for that one goal last week 👀 Somehow, something that sounds simple turns into one more overwhelming thing on your plate. Here’s the truth no one really says out loud: Progress monitoring isn’t hard because...
Hi Reader, Let’s talk about IEP meetings. You know the feeling, the calendar reminder pops up and suddenly you’re questioning every data point you’ve ever collected. Did I update that goal?Where is that progress monitoring sheet?Why do I have 47 sticky notes but zero organization? It doesn’t have to be like that. I just published a new blog post that walks you step-by-step through how to prepare for an IEP meeting without the last-minute scramble (or the internal panic while flipping through...
Good morning! Currently sitting here sipping coffee and enjoying my snow day! How many of you also are home today? ❄️ Middle school behavior + Special Ed can feel like the Wild West some days. One minute everything’s fine… the next someone’s melting down over a broken pencil and you’re questioning all your life choices. The good news? You don’t need a fancy system or 47 behavior charts. I just shared 5 behavior strategies that ACTUALLY work in middle school Special Ed, the kind that are...