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10 Worst Modifications for Students with Disabilities (and 100+ Good Ones!)

Good modifications are a wonderful way to support your students with disabilities so they can experience everything the general curriculum has to offer. But bad modifications—at best, they don’t help, and at worst, they can do more harm than good. Read More

10 Things Effective Educators Do (Infographic)

I want to share this neat infographic on 10 Things Effective Educators Do. Read More

7 Ways to Make Your Book Corner More Accessible (Early Childhood Inclusion Tips)

Here are seven common challenges to book corner accessibility, followed by easy tips you can use right now to solve them. Read More

“Bullying prevention is not just a weeklong event in October”: Author Q&A with Lori Ernsperger

The blog is featuring tips and insights from Recognize, Respond, Report, our newest book on addressing bullying and disability-based harassment in schools. We brought you 14 anti-bullying tips from the book, including advice on helping bystanders, victims, and students who exhibit bullying behavior. Read More

14 Things to Do Now to Stop Bullying In Its Tracks

Here are 14 steps you can take to create a bully-free environment for all the students in your school! Read More

Inclusion with a “Sparkle Effect”: Q&A with Linda Mullen

I’m thrilled to welcome the executive director of a terrific organization that helps make inclusive cheer squads and dance teams a reality in high schools across the country. Read More

10 Ways to Improve Inclusion at Lunch, Recess, and After School

I’m sharing 10 tips from books by seven of our expert authors. Try these in your school, and boost student inclusion and participation in activities that happen between and after their classes. Read More

14 Resources for Diverse Books and Materials

This post (our third in connection with National Bullying Prevention Month) links you to 14 helpful resources you can use to ensure that your bookshelves and teaching materials reflect diversity—both within your classroom and in the world around us. Read More

October Roundup: National Bullying Prevention Month Edition

October was National Bullying Prevention Month, an initiative launched by the PACER Center in 2006. Read More

Don’t Get Stuck in Whimland: Helping Students Set Goals and Stay On Target

Using suggestions and scripts from the book Solving Executive Function Challenges, this post will give you some pointers on helping kids choose and reach their overarching goals—and sidestep those pesky whims that can derail their progress. Read More