Progress monitoring shouldn’t feel this hard…
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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: 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 you’re doing it wrong. So I wrote a new blog post that walks you through a system that actually works (and doesn’t take over your life): 👉 Progress Monitoring Made Simple: Systems That Actually Work Inside, I break down: If progress monitoring has been living in the “I’ll deal with it later” category, this will help you reset without the guilt. And if you’re ready to make this even easier, I’m working on some plug-and-play tracking tools that take the guesswork out of it—stay tuned 🙂 NOTHING! I'm reading nothing, I am between books and I am having such a hard time figuring out what to read next. Send recommendations! Talk soon, |
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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...
Good morning! Have you ever walked into your prep period fully determined to get things done… only to spend the whole 45 minutes answering “quick” emails, tracking down a lost fidget, and redirecting a student who mysteriously reappeared for a hoodie? And then the bell rings.Prep over.Nothing checked off your list. In Special Education, time isn’t money it’s sanity. And January is already hard enough without feeling like your prep periods are disappearing into thin air. That’s why I wrote a...