I attended a training on The Nuts and Bolts of Transition Planning for Special Education students, that was sponsored by the Central Maine Inclusive Schools (CMIS) a few weeks ago. It was a very good training and I got to catch up with a lot of educators from other schools who I have not seen… [Read more…]
November 19, 2009
A couple of weeks ago I was reading my gReader and saw this site (I originally couldn’t remember who posted it and link to the original review – If you read below it was a member of my PLN – Bill Chapman – sorry I didn’t get it right the first time) being reviewed. I… [Read more…]
November 19, 2009
Posted on November 18, 2009 by resource220I have “whined” a little bit this week about the amount of paperwork that Special Educators are required to complete as part of our job. I was described by co-workers at my previous school – as being rather anal about my paperwork. I took and still take it as… [Read more…]
November 19, 2009
Image via Wikipedia I know that this idea has been floated out there before, but I really believe that it needs to be looked more closely. I strongly believe that it would increase a school’s ability to provide Special Education services to our students and reduce the high levels of stress that is in the… [Read more…]
November 19, 2009
This is a test post using Microsoft Word to post a blog post. This is a picture of the small snow storm we had last week. Checking a quote J
This blog focuses on teaching from a Special Education Teacher's perspective. I plan to provide my observations and/or insights into Special Education, English Language Arts, the help students receive in my Resource Room, pedagogical ideas and integrating technology/Web2.0 tools into the classroom.
My views have been molded by my experiences as a parent of a Special Education Student, a retired Coastie, teaching in a Special Purpose Private School and a Public School system.
November 19, 2009
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