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  • How to Improve IEP Goals for Students Working on Math Facts

    Writing the perfect IEP goals is literally the starting point for so many things that we do as special education teachers. Write a bad one, and you’re gonna pay for it for the rest of the year. And trust me, we’ve all written bad ones. Sometimes more than once. 🥴 Crappy Math Fact Goal Why […]

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  • How to Improve IEP Goals for Students Working on Sight Words

    Writing the perfect IEP goals is literally the starting point for so many things that we do as special education teachers. Write a bad one, and you’re gonna pay for it for the rest of the year. And trust me, we’ve all written bad ones. Sometimes more than once. 🥴 Crappy Sight Word Goal Why […]

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  • How to Improve IEP Goals for Students Working on Letters & Sounds

    Writing the perfect IEP goals is literally the starting point for so many things that we do as special education teachers. Write a bad one, and you’re gonna pay for it for the rest of the year. And trust me, we’ve all written bad ones. Sometimes more than once. 🥴 Crappy Letters & Sounds Goal […]

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  • 7 Quick & Easy Assessments for Special Education

    As special education teachers, we are constantly needing to assess students. Sometimes, we are assessing new students for move-ins or evaluations, while other times, we are assessing before an annual case conference. Either way, you need something that is quick, easy, and effective. Letters & Sounds For our younger learners, we might need to know […]

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