Category: IEP

Make the School System Work for Your Child With Disabilities: Empowering Kids for the Future- A Book Review and Giveaway
book review · disability · IEP

Make the School System Work for Your Child With Disabilities: Empowering Kids for the Future- A Book Review and Giveaway

Melanie MeehanLeave a comment

Whether you use this book as a caregiver, as an educator wanting to provide resources to partner with caregivers, or as a teacher wanting to increase or review your understanding of specialized instruction, Make the School System Work for Your Child With DIsabilities is likely to become a book that you reach for over and over.

An image of a teacher with a group of students using games and AI tools to make test prep engaging and fun. Scaffold and Gamify Test Prep with AI
accessibility · AI · assessment · ELL · games · IEP · standardized tests · struggling writers · student engagement · writing workshop

Scaffold and Gamify Test Prep with AI

Jessica Mazzone2 Comments

Test prep doesn’t have to feel repetitive or overwhelming—learn how to scaffold and gamify writing test prep with AI tools. These simple, classroom-ready strategies help students analyze responses, break down prompts, and build stronger test-taking writing skills in fun, interactive ways.

Working with Special Education Teachers: Stronger Together Blog Series
IEP · Stronger Together: Involving Other Professionals in Your Workshop Blog Series · writing workshop

Working with Special Education Teachers: Stronger Together Blog Series

Melanie Meehan3 Comments

Because I began my career as a special education teacher, I feel especially aligned to the professionals within our building who work with students with IEPs. Together, I’ve curated some of their ideas and suggestions as educators work together, inspiring and empowering all children to write.