Collaboration between Gen Ed and SPED teachers isn’t just a strategy—it’s the heartbeat of inclusive education. When educators combine their expertise, empathy, and commitment, they create a classroom where every student—regardless of ability—feels seen, supported, and challenged.

Choosing to become a special education teacher is more than just a career path—it’s a calling. This guide will walk you through every step of the journey.

How to cope with burnout during the summer break, and how to set yourself up to thrive instead of just survive when the new school year begins.

Incorporating these affordable items from the Dollar Store into your classroom can provide engaging, hands-on learning experiences for your students.

Parallel play serves as a bridge toward more complex forms of interaction, such as cooperative play.

Inquiry-based learning has gained recognition as a powerful tool for fostering critical thinking in students with special needs.

There are significant concerns about AI tutoring and their impact on young minds, particularly for primary school students.

It's imperative to prioritize your mental well-being as educators

Let us honor the legacy of this bill by continuing to fight for the rights and dignity of teachers, ensuring that they receive the support a

Incorporating brain breaks in the classroom throughout the day has proven to be effective on enhancing student learning.

The benefits of adaptive or flexible seating in classrooms outweighs the challenges. 

In honor of black history month, we will explore the historical connection between Brown vs. Board of Education and the IDEA.

Here are strategies to ensure a smooth transition back into teaching mode after the break:

Here are some of the highest paying jobs you can get with a special education degree.