Special Education Blogs

Teletherapy is becoming an increasingly popular option for both patients and providers alike, thanks to its convenience and accessibility. However, many schools and parents are still unsure of the emerging offering. With that in mind, we wanted to take a look at some of the key benefits of using...

Raising a child with special needs is a journey that requires more than love and patience; it demands a supportive community equipped with the right resources, services, and support systems. In the United States, the availability and quality of these essential elements can vary significantly from state to...

VocoVision has released the Happy Child Index, which ranks all 50 states on ten factors that impact children’s mental and physical health. The analysis found that Connecticut (1), Massachusetts (2), and New York (3) are the states with the happiest and healthiest child populations, while Mississippi (50)...

When becoming a teacher, there are often multiple certification exams you need to pass to obtain your license, and the test can vary by state which can restrict teachers who want to work for multiple states. However, recently the Council of State Governments (CSG) has partnered with the Department of...

Trends have the special ability to infiltrate and challenge existing ideas within our public institutions. Education, like most things, is not immune to the pervasiveness of trends. Today for example, if you find yourself standing in a circle of parents on a Friday afternoon in the school pickup line,...

With Teacher Appreciation Week taking place from May 8th to the 14th, it’s important for districts and staff to demonstrate support and recognition for remote teachers who may not be physically present in the building. In this blog post, we’ll explore five effective methods that districts and...

When engaging students during telepractice it is important to incorporate the same level of expectations that you would have in a brick-and-mortar setting. Create a list of virtual classroom/session expectations and hold students accountable to meet them. Creating rules and guidelines together will help...

As remote learning continues to expand and evolve, teachers need to find more and more new ways to connect with students and make remote learning both productive and entertaining. Read our blog to learn about the benefits of remote special education, as well as some activity ideas you can incorporate to keep...

On December 2, 2022, we celebrate Special Education Day. This particular day recognizes that education is a human right for all individuals. President Gerald Ford signed The Education for All Handicapped Children Act (EHA) of 1975 or Public Law 94-142 in 1975. This law was monumental because it gave special...

Another school year is upon us, and with another year of school comes another opportunity to reestablish goals and realign priorities. To streamline decision-making and increase teacher and staff engagement, it is important to follow these 5 simple tips for effective school leadership:  Read...