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  • 특수교육 종사자를 위한 행동 중재 전략 강의 요청: Lecture and Workshop Inquiry

    As both a special education teacher with over 20 years of experience and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), I provide a wide range of lectures and workshops designed to support teachers, therapists, and families in their work with children and adults with developmental disabilities. These programs integrate evidence-based practices, disability studies perspectives, and practical…

  • 10 Essential Forms Every Special Education Teacher Needs

    Being a special education teacher involves much more than teaching lessons. Every day, teachers manage IEPs, student data, parent communication, service documentation, observations, and team collaboration. With so much information to manage, having simple and organized forms can make a big difference. Here are 10 essential forms that can help special education teachers stay organized…

  • New Back to School Activity

    Build Calendar Skills & Fine Motor Confidence with Our New Tracing Activity! If you’re like me, you know how challenging calendar time can be for many of our learners, especially those who need repetition, visual supports, and fine motor practice to build confidence and independence. That’s why I’ve created a Calendar Tracing Activity designed specifically…

  • Improving Fine Motor Writing Skills for Children with Autism

    Children with autism often face challenges with their fine motor skills, including writing. School-aged children will need to spend more time in improving these skills since it is crucial for their academic success and overall development at school settings. If you think about it, half of the time at school kids would color, write, cut…

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