Special Education Blog

Use these surveys with your students to determine how they feel they learn best.

When given a list of words, numbers, or directions, rehearsal is the strategy when you repeat the entire list in sequence either silently to oneself or aloud.

Zuni Learning Tree was founded by Tina McCord, a former teacher. Zuni Learning Tree saves planning time by providing educators one central online location for teaching and learning resources available anytime and anywhere they have an Internet connection. It solves the problem of how teachers can manage all their online tools. In the same way...

Be sure to use video and show your face! Your students want to see you. Be careful not to make long videos (aim for 3-5 minutes). Attention spans online are a lot shorter than face-to-face.

There are two types of motivation: extrinsic and intrinsic.

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A common misconception of dyslexia is that it just affects a student's ability to read and/or write. It's important to note that dyslexia also affects coordination, organization, and memory. Each student with dyslexia has their own individual strengths and weaknesses. Below are common signs for teachers to look for that could be indicative of...

Co-teaching often occurs in inclusive classrooms. In co-taught classrooms, general education and special education teachers work together to plan lessons, teach, monitor student progress, and manage the class. Co-taught classrooms allow students to spend more time with teachers and get more individual attention. Having more than one teacher in the...

What's the difference between a 504 Plan and an IEP?