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“What needs to improve? Many people with Down syndrome around the world don’t get the support they need. Many countries do not have support systems that meet the needs of…

Technology can be a powerful tool to assist students with special needs or any sort of learning challenge. In particular the Chrome web browser allows users to install a wide…

With COVID-19 still on the rise across the country and widespread vaccination still at least a few months away, medical experts are telling us that it may be a long,…

From Edutopia, here are suggestions from teachers who are working to offer students at every grade level book choices that represent their lives.

Early support in areas like empathy, emotional regulation, and cooperation fosters resilience, mental well-being, and future academic success, setting the stage for positive lifelong outcomes.

Ableism means “discrimination in favor of able-bodied people.” Since at least one out of five people will become disabled in their lives — and ableism is still largely unaddressed and…

Today’s families are increasingly complex and diverse—and as a professional working with young children, you’ll need to gather a solid foundation of information as you partner with their families. This…

“Inclusive school spaces are a physical, tangible reflection of the belief system that the school community holds. Classrooms, libraries, auditoriums, and playgrounds are responsive to the students’ interests and needs…

This post from The Inclusive Class discusses how Universal Design for Learning and social and emotional supports provide a better learning environment for all children and how inclusion is a…

Many educators use brain breaks as a powerful classroom management tool. Research shows that brain breaks allow young minds to reset and recharge. They replenish the attention, motivation, and energy…