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AAC in the Classroom: A Practical Guide for Teachers (2026)

AAC in the classroom gives every student a voice. Learn the types of AAC, myths to drop, how to model it, and how to include AAC in the IEP.

Stephanie Bermed - October 13, 2026

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PDA in the Classroom: Strategies That Work for Teachers (2026)

PDA in the classroom needs a different approach. Learn why rewards backfire and how choice, declarative language, and low demands help students with PDA.

Stephanie Bermed - October 12, 2026

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Social Stories in the Classroom: How to Write and Use Them (2026)

Social stories in the classroom help autistic students prepare for new situations. Learn how to write them, when to read them, and mistakes to avoid.

Stephanie Bermed - October 11, 2026

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Visual Schedules in the Classroom: Types, Setup and Tips (2026)

Visual schedules in the classroom reduce anxiety and ease transitions. Learn the types, how to set them up, how to teach them, and mistakes to avoid.

Stephanie Bermed - October 10, 2026

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The Invisible Struggles of Students: What Teachers See vs. What Students Are Really Experiencing

The invisible struggles of students: what teachers see vs. what students are really experiencing, with 10 illustrated charts and simple classroom strategies for 2026.

Stephanie Bermed - October 9, 2026

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Dysgraphia in the Classroom: Signs, Accommodations and IEP Goals (2026)

Dysgraphia in the classroom: learn the signs, accommodations that work, sample IEP goals, and how teachers and parents can support students who struggle to write.

Stephanie Bermed - October 9, 2026

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Behavior & Regulation

Supporting Students With Emotional Dysregulation: 10 Steps for Teachers (2026)

Supporting students with emotional dysregulation: triggers, calming language, co-regulation, classroom supports, IEP accommodations and repair.

Stephanie Bermed - October 9, 2026

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Dyscalculia in the Classroom: Signs, Accommodations and IEP Goals (2026)

Dyscalculia in the classroom: the signs teachers miss, how it differs from math anxiety, proven accommodations, teaching strategies and sample IEP goals for 2026.

Stephanie Bermed - October 8, 2026

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Practical strategies, IEP tools, and classroom resources for special education teachers, inclusion specialists, and school professionals working with children with special needs.