Special Education Organization Tips for End of Year
May 31, 2023
Ready for some special education organization tips? Do you ever get the Sunday scaries? You know, that horrible feeling that you need to cut
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I am a 2nd grade learning support teacher and an adjunct professor for Masters special education courses.
I spent my first seven years teaching kindergarten through fourth grade learning support….all at the same time. With way too many grades and way too many students, I was well on my way to burn out.
Thankfully, in 2020 I got to spend time home with my family and realized I needed a change. So now, I set boundaries, I keep work at work, and I am present wherever I am.
Over here, I am trying to help all teachers save time by getting organized. When I had a caseload close to 30 across 5 different grade levels, I needed to save time any way I could if I ever wanted to be home in time to my little girls to sleep.
I want to share what I have learned so that less teachers burn out and more champions can stay in the field.
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