Special education classroom rules

Take a look into the first 6-8 weeks of school in special education classroom with no academics. I will share tips and tricks with you!

The choices special education teachers and therapists make in classroom decor significantly impacts classroom and behavior management. Click to read what you should and shouldn't do as well as some areas to pause and think about first.

Clear rules are essential in the special education classroom. Rules help #SpecialEducation students understand classroom boundaries if they clearly state what students can or can't do. Rules need to be thoroughly explained in order for them to be successful, and using visuals can help in spec ed connect the words to meaning. Read on for some great resources that can help create a successful classroom management plan. #ClassroomManagement

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If there is one I have learned in my years of working with paraprofessionals, it is that paras are teachers too. My paraprofessional is my right hand and my left hand. She is the glue that keeps us together. I realize that sometimes it is our first instinct to give them passive work because their

Are you looking for some classroom management tips that you can use for a smooth sailing classroom? Here I give you some great classroom rules, routines and procedures that you can use in the classroom. You can even get a link to my classroom procedure poster that you can edit specifically to your classroom procedures. Once you have these classroom expectations in place, make sure you ever student to the same classroom standard. You’ll have a self running classroom with these tips.

Teaching rules, expectations and procedures are a MUST, regardless of what kind of classroom you are in. I always start my first few weeks by teaching, reviewing, practicing, and practicing some more. For students to understand each rule, we need to give them specific examples. Visual supports are a must-have for teaching classroom rules in a special education setting. Here's a great way to introduce classroom rules to your students.

Having a paraprofessional in your special education classroom can be a complete game changer! Parapros help with data collection, IEP goal work, centers, behavior interventions and so much more. But what happens when you have a paraprofessional in your classroom that isn’t doing their job? How should you handle this tricky situation in your special education classroom? If you are a special education teacher struggling with the para in your classroom, here are 5 tips to help you know what to…