8 Best Ways of Including Blind Students in Group Activities
Eight ways to make group work, games and projects truly inclusive for blind and low vision students, ranked by how quickly teachers can start, with a fictional fourth grader.
7 Mistakes to Avoid When Teaching Vowel Teams (Dyslexia)
Seven common mistakes in teaching vowel teams, in the order they usually appear, with fixes and a fictional grade 3 intervention example.
7 Signs Your Reward System Is Not Working at Home (and Fixes)
Seven signs a home reward system has stopped helping, ordered from easiest to spot to the ones that need a few weeks of notes, with a fix for each.
10 Types of Positive Reinforcement in the Classroom (Ranked)
Ten reinforcement types, from specific praise to self-monitoring, ranked by cost and effort, with a fictional grade 4 example and simple tracking data.
Top 10 Elements Kids Should Learn First (With Real Examples)
Ten everyday elements to start the periodic table with, in atomic number order, with real-life examples, safe activities and a fictional homeschool example.
8 Paraprofessional Observation Mistakes (and Simple Fixes)
Eight common observation mistakes paraprofessionals make in special education classrooms, ordered from before to after the lesson, each with a quick fix.
7 Best Classroom Observation Forms for Special Education
Seven observation forms for special education, ranked by how fast they are to fill in and how often they match IEP goals, with a fictional worked example.
12 Free Reward Ideas for Kids That Make a Behavior Chart Work
Twelve rewards that cost nothing, from specific praise to planning a family outing, ranked by effort, with a fictional six-year-old and a four-week chart plan.
10 Best Habits for a Kids Behavior Chart at Home (Ranked)
Ten positive habits that work on a weekly chart for children ages 4 to 10, ranked by how easy they are to see and check, with a fictional family example.
10 AAC Tips for Paraprofessionals (Easiest to Start First)
Ten practical AAC habits for paraprofessionals, ranked by how easy they are to start, with a fictional grade 3 example, simple data and team check-ins.