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Good morning! How is this summer passing so quickly? I feel like just yesterday we were at a fourth of July parade! Anyways, this week my blog post is giving you tips to recharge this summer. There is nothing groundbreaking there, but some great tips to remind you to take care of yourself so that you can go back to school refreshed in the fall. (Or summer for you guys outside of the northeast) Summer Self-Care Ideas for Special Education Teachers I am still reading The JFK Conspiracy by Brad Meltzer and Josh Mensch. I am enjoying it so far, just still reading slower than usual due to my needy new bestie who doesn't like to nap. 😉 Also, check out: Everything You Need for Back to School! Enjoy your week! XOXO, Katie |
Hi friend, I am trying to ignore the fact that the summer is already flying by. And being from Mass. mine only just started! Every summer I tell myself I'm going to spend a little time getting organized before school starts... and somehow it's suddenly the week before teacher workdays. Every. Single. Year. If you're a middle school inclusion teacher, there are a few things you can do now that will make those first weeks of school so much less stressful. The good news? None of them involve...
Happy Monday! I don’t know who needs to hear this right now, but if your classroom feels slightly unhinged lately… it’s not just you. We’ve officially entered the end of year chaos, although I'm sure some of you are on summer vacay... students forgetting how chairs work behavior routines disappearing overnight missing assignments magically appearing at the worst possible time and approximately 900 things that somehow “need to be finished before summer” Middle school special education in...
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...