Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs

I find most of what I need for daily practice in the classroom, now that I am in my 12th year of teaching learners with multiple special nee...

The number one unused tool of this blog is right up there in the left hand corner... see it? It is an empty white rectangle. Type in a word ...

For now these haptic flash cards with braille on one side and textures of various locations on the other side are just an award winning pr...

Each year I think carefully about the materials I hang on the bulletin board, wall or door I designate for staff. The Prompt Hierarchy (lin...

"Over my 20 years of experience with wheelchair users, I have encountered countless frustrating and even dangerous situations where peo...

This website, The Spang Gang , while visually a bit overwhelming, lists by grade level, academic area and standard, sites where students can...

Talking Brix are small (about 2.5 by 2.5 inches with a 1.8 inch switch button area) recordable talking switches, which are also interlockin...