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Special Education and IEPsAutism, Artificial Intelligence, and EdTechAs we celebrate Autism Acceptance Month, we must recognize the incredible strides we have made while continuing to advocate for further advancements.
Science and Lab SafetySafer Learning for Students with Additional NeedsA safe learning environment builds confidence, enabling students with additional needs to focus on academics and personal growth without interruptions. Special Education and IEPsThe Role of AI in Supporting Diverse Learners in SchoolsAI can make classrooms more accessible for students with disabilities and English learners. Where it helps, where it raises risks, and what schools need.
Special Education and IEPsHow the Evaluation Team Report (ETR) Shapes Individualized Education Plans (IEPs)The ETR is vital for creating effective IEPs by collaborating with the education team and understanding the student's needs.
K-12Dancing Panda & Reflection Sciences Launch Innovative Text-Message-Based Learning Program to Boost Kids’ Executive Function SkillsDancing Panda and Reflection Sciences have launched a 4-week text-message-based Executive Function Learning Program to help parents build children's skills.
Special Education and IEPsSTEAM for Students with Additional NeedsSafer strategies for teaching students with additional needs in STEAM subject areas using accommodations and modifications to provide equitable learning.
Special Education and IEPsSTEAM Safety for Students with Additional NeedsSTEAM safety for students with disabilities: IEP accommodations, physical access checks and a pre-lab checklist.
Special Education and IEPsInclusive Technology, Creating A Framework S3E5The aim of inclusive technology is to create environments using technological resources to ensure that all students can thrive academically.
Special Education and IEPsAutism-Friendly Teaching with Katharine BealsKatharine Beals discusses research and educating students on the autism spectrum, particularly what educators should be doing to support students.







