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  • Inclusion vs Proximity

    Inclusion vs Proximity

    Some educators and parents of students with special needs are unclear about what is meant by the term inclusion. Some think it is having the student with a disability in the same location as “nondisabled peers.” Some think it involves doing the same exact tasks or academic work. Sesame Street figured this question out years…

  • Mailbag Jan 26, 2019

    Mailbag Jan 26, 2019

    Are you a parent of a student with special needs who is struggling with a math topic? Are you a teacher figuring out how to differentiate for a particular student on a math topic? Pose your question and I will offer suggestions. Share your question via email or in a comment below. I will respond…

  • Mailbag Jan 25, 2019

    Mailbag Jan 25, 2019

    Are you a parent of a student with special needs who is struggling with a math topic? Are you a teacher figuring out how to differentiate for a particular student on a math topic? Pose your question and I will offer suggestions. Share your question via email or in a comment below. I will respond…

  • Visual of Inclusion

    This image is making the rounds through various social media outlets. I think it is a wonderful representation of the various settings and situations encountered in special education. I will share my take on each of these. Full inclusion is the ultimate LRE (least restrictive environment) but is simply not the appropriate placement or LRE…