The beginning of the year is full of activity. Getting to know the students and introducing them to school rules is just a piece of it....

Inclusion and integration may seem that they have the same meaning, but there is a significant difference. Inclusion has been one of the buzzwords in special education for the last twenty years or so. One goal in countless IEP meetings is to include the child with special needs in the classroom. However, inclusion is often “inserted but separated.” Many children are brought into the classroom with typically developing children for lunch, specials, and recess, but they ar

Working with students can be both rewarding and stressful. Sometimes, students will misbehave in the classroom. You may have trouble...