I'm linking up with Tales of a Carolina Girl for the Special Educator's blog hop. She's another behavior support teacher! It's so tough to find other bloggers who do what we do, so I'm SO excited!
We fill out this adorable little questionnaire and link to an old post. I'm linking to my old post, Behavior Bank, which includes links to some of my behavior support posts.
Hop on over to the Special Educator Blog Hop, and check out the other awesome blogs!
Your advise from above is so great! I taught 9 years in Spec Ed, but now I'm in general ed. But that advise--heartfelt and TRUE! Thanks for sharing it.
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Mrs. Bartel’s School Family
Thanks, Alyce! You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it. :)
DeleteGreat advice! I will look into the recommendations you mentioned!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Thanks, Karen! Hope you do! They're awesome!
DeleteAh, I love what you said about if you question yourself, it's because you're a great teacher. That was so great for me to hear right now!! I will look into that whole brain teaching book, I hadn't heard of that before, thanks!
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Breezy Special Ed
Thanks, Brie! Your comment means a lot to me. There's a lot of guilt in special ed, and I had an a-ha moment where I realized it's actually a good thing to question yourself. Look up whole brain teaching videos, too, on youtube. My kiddos LOVE it!
DeleteHi Brandi,
ReplyDeleteGreat advice! Choose your battles. Amen!
You have a new blog follower! I'm glad I found your blog through the blog hop!
Kelly
A View Into My Classroom
lol amen is right! Thanks so much, Kelly! I'm excited to know another great teacher!
DeleteHi, Kelly! I love the books that you have recommended to read, they are great resources! I question my self a lot, even in the summer I keep thinking how to improve my classroom. It's great to meet another teacher for students with special needs!
ReplyDeleteTeaching Special Kids
Thank you for linking up! I'm so excited to have found another behavior support teacher. I wish you lived closer and we would have to get together to chat. There are only 2 other behavior support teachers in my county so my resources are limited as to who to get help from. I've never heard of Rick Lavoie so I'm excited to go watch those videos. I'll be reading your old blog posts here soon! Look forward to talking with you more.
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Tales of a Carolina Girl
Me too, Jamie! I only have one other behavior support teacher out of my district, so it really feels limited! We'll have to keep in touch a lot! Watch Rick Lavoie's "Motivation Breakthrough" and "FAT City" DVDs. They're also on YouTube. He'll change the way you approach behavior support. I'm super excited to go through your blog, too!
DeleteI found you through the blog hop. I'm your newest follower. I'm happy to see all these special education bloggers! I love the advice to pick your battles. I do this all the time in my classroom. I often think about what is most important for my learners before acting in any situation.
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You AUT-a Know
Thanks, Erin! I'm happy to see all these new special ed bloggers, too! That's great that you do that in your classroom. Thanks for your comment. I'm your newest follower, too!
ReplyDeleteGreat advice! We definitely need to choose our battles. :)
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