👋 Here we go again with some fresh AI-powered teaching tips! After speaking with dedicated teachers from regional service centers across Texas, one question has… Read More »Using AI to Adapt Lessons for Special Ed (AI Hacks for the Classroom)
🎉 Still buzzing from an incredible experience at GaETC! I had a blast in Atlanta sharing insights on AI for teachers and exploring how large… Read More »Lesson Plan Prompt for Teachers (AI Hacks for the Classroom)
The tech world is buzzing with news: OpenAI’s new “Operator” is on the horizon, and it won’t just answer questions. This AI can control computers,… Read More »Are Classrooms Ready for Autonomous AI in Education? 🤖
Imagine walking into your classroom tomorrow and telling your students, “Today, we’re going to forget everything we know about finding answers.” Can you picture their… Read More »The Google-able Question Problem (Why Asking Better Questions Matters More Than Ever)
You know that feeling when your to-do list is longer than a CVS receipt, and the clock seems to be moving at warp speed? Welcome… Read More »AI Time Management Hacks for Teachers
Our students have been on vacation all summer – sleeping in, eating whatever and whenever they like, and whiling away the hours completely plugged in.… Read More »Token Economy in LIFE Skills- What Are YOU Working For?
I was recently doing a little mindless streaming and the show I was watching said something profound. They said, ‘Just don’t talk and they will… Read More »Wait Time in Special Education (Or Anywhere, Really)
Sensory play is a great way for children of all abilities to learn and explore the world around them. It can help children develop their… Read More »Easy Playdough Recipe (Cook and No Cook) Classroom Ready
New to special ed or feeling like your current system is a data disaster? Let’s be real, nobody wants to spend their entire day buried… Read More »The Best IEP Data Collection Sheets for Special Ed
Need to engage your students? Community-Referenced Instruction (CRI) uses real-world examples and tasks to make learning relevant and exciting for all students, especially those with complex needs. Learn more about the benefits of CRI and how it can help your students.
