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MY JOURNEY THROUGH BEHAVIOR

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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!

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Advice for a First Year Special Education Teacher

One of the most frequently asked questions I get on social media is, 'what is your advice for a first year special education teacher?'...

Planning for Multi-Grade Level Instruction

One of the hardest things for me to figure out as a special education teacher was how to plan reading for my special education classroom...

Trauma Informed Classroom

As more research uncovers the harmful side effects of trauma, how it affects the developing brain and the student's academic and social...

Self-Care when Teaching Students who are Challenging

Teacher fatigue it's real. Teacher fatigue on top of teaching students with emotional and behavioral disorders is really real. For many...

Limit Setting

Limit setting. One of the most critical behaviors you use when working with students with behavior. Limit setting is a powerful tool to...

Behavior Charts & Data

Collecting data is my cardio.... is it yours? One of my most frequently asked questions is, 'How do you collect data?' Well, that's a...

Behavior System

Behavior. You either love it or hate it. There is no in between. What's even harder is finding and managing a successful behavior system...

Literacy Stations & Behavior

Literacy stations and behavior, can they really go hand and hand? I've spent 5 years in trial and error with my literacy stations in my...

Beginning of the Year Classroom Setup & COVID

Classroom setup for your special education classroom can prove to be one of the most important decisions you make at the beginning of the...

Brain Building Mornings

Your morning routine in a special education classroom, what does it look like? The morning routine sets the tone for the day, creates the...

5 Tips for Challenging Students over Zoom

I think we can all agree that students who were already challenging didn't get any less challenging during this distance learning, right?...

My 'why'..

When people ask me what I do I respond with this, 'I'm a behavior support teacher for students with emotional and behavioral disorders'....

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