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So, you are taking over a self-contained, special education classroom and you are wracking your brain on how to set it up! I spent each...
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Welcome to The ED Queen Blog Spot! I'm a behavioral consultant that was previously an ED self-contained teacher. Collecting data is my cardio and behavior is my jam. Follow along as I venture down this journey of behavior with challenging students helping you to navigate those behaviors and processes!
So, you are taking over a self-contained, special education classroom and you are wracking your brain on how to set it up! I spent each...
As educators our mission goes beyond just educating students; we strive to understand and support them in every aspect of their learning...
For the sake of shifting what we believe about behavior, it is important to recognize our bias and what we believe about attention...
The plan lacks collaboration with all staff involved: 9 out of 10 times when a behavior plan doesn't work it is not the result of the...
We know the importance of teaching social emotional learning (SEL) skills, but just exactly how do we do it and plan for it? This blog...
Students who avoid or refuse work. We've all had them, but what do we do about it? Work refusal is one of the most common behaviors we...
One of the most challenging parts about student behavior is getting all the team members on the same page in regard to responding to the...
Why think sheets changed the way we debriefed and problem-solved student behavior in my classroom. Here's how! I'm sure the last thing...
I'm going to guess if you just got hired as a new special education teacher you are having all of the emotions! Excitement, anxiety,...
One thing we know about educators is that when we know better, we do better. As an educator myself, we are always on the search for the...
Scheduling for a special education classroom, we love to hate it? Or do we just really hate it? Nothing gives me anxiety like the initial...
With holidays around the corner, we all want to show our love for the people who make our classrooms function.. our paras! If you work on...
So often many students need a healthy sensory diet to gain regulation and be successful in the school setting. Just as we seek out...
One of the most critical parts of a special education classroom are the para-professionals that help us run them. They are de-escalators,...
Why do we need to communicate? Communication is key and vital to all successful teams. When we are managing multi-disciplinary (including...
When you're a new or even veteran special education teacher, it's hard to determine what things you should buy to ensure your classroom...
Being a special education teacher, I'm always trying to maximize my time. I need to do things quickly and efficiently so I can get...
As you begin your career in special education, one of the most challenging, but important tasks as a special education teacher is...
One of the most frequently asked questions I get on social media is, 'what is your advice for a first year special education teacher?'...
One of the key components to the successes of students in special education is parent engagement. For many students with behavioral...