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The Power of Daily Agenda Slides in the SpEd Classroom

In the ever-changing world of education, finding efficient ways to manage time and enhance productivity is crucial for you and your students. One powerful tool that can revolutionize your classroom routine is the use of Daily Agenda Slides. You might refer to these Daily Agenda Slides as something else in your school, district, or state. A Daily Agenda Slide is simply a slide that includes a preview of the day or week. You can use them in various ways depending on what grade you teach. In elementary school, these slides might include a lunch menu, special area, a list of things students need to do and materials needed, and reminders about homework and field trips. In middle or high school, these slides might include homework, bell ringers, and objectives for the day or…

Top 5 IEP or Parent-Teacher Conference Tips

Parent-teacher conferences or IEP meetings can be overwhelming or stressful. Based upon the type of meeting, many people might be involved with different opinions. Not all conference experiences are good. Parents and teachers might bring that mindset with them. Listed below are my top 5 best tips to help change that mindset. 1. Be Prepared and Organized. Have everything together. These items might include student work samples, conference forms or IEP documents, an IEP Agenda, etc. The papers should all be in one folder. The things that need to be signed have Post-It Flags to ensure you remember them. Nothing is more nerve-wracking than digging through heaps of papers to find what you are looking for in front of your parents. This is your time to prove to them what type of teacher you…

I am the owner and author behind All Things Exceptional. I am also a mother and teacher of children with special needs. I have 3 children – one girl and two boys. My middle son has Autism, Epilepsy, and a few other health conditions. He truly inspires me. I also have a brother and many relatives with intellectual disabilities and/or on the spectrum. I can sincerely relate to the families I work with and genuinely love all things ESE or Exceptional Student Education (hence my business name). Read More

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