Fall-ing for SPED Success Stories

The Proactive Behavior Manager is Here!

We launched the Proactive Behavior Manager course on October 1st! This course has been a labor of love and is designed to equip educators with proactive strategies to manage behaviors before they start. We know that handling classroom behavior can feel like a never-ending challenge, but with the tools in this course, you’ll finally have the confidence to create a calm, productive learning space.

The course is loaded with practical strategies, expert-led coaching, and real-life examples that allow you to tackle behavioral issues with a proactive approach. From learning how to “control the weather” in your classroom to mastering the art of behavior response, this course covers everything you need to build a positive classroom culture and keep behaviors in check. We’re thrilled to see educators already putting these strategies to work! For just $9 a day, you can have exclusive access to all of this: https://bit.ly/3Bh7zhf

Don’t Miss It! Our FREE Webinar This Saturday

It’s not too late to grab your spot for our FREE webinar happening THIS SATURDAY! Join us for "From Struggling to Skilled: 4 Steps for Special Education Behavioral Success" on Saturday, November 2nd at 11:00 AM EST. We’re going to dig into the SPED Zone—understanding what’s in your control and what’s not—so you can bring a proactive approach to managing behaviors in the classroom. Trust me, this is one you don’t want to miss.

I can’t wait to connect with educators who are ready to take their classroom management to the next level. Register now to secure your spot: https://bit.ly/struggling2skilled

Our Latest Blog Posts

We’ve been busy on the blog this month, and you won’t want to miss these reads:

No SAS, No Class: The Real Key to Inclusive Education

Our first blog dives deep into the world of Supplementary Aids and Services (SAS) and how these supports create access for all students. Whether it’s differentiated instruction, adaptive seating, or using communication aids, SAS opens doors for students with disabilities to fully participate in their education. If you’re committed to inclusive education, this blog gives you the breakdown on the kinds of supports that make a difference and shares practical strategies to implement in your own classroom.

It’s Giving LRE: How to Find the Perfect Fit for Every Student

Our second post is all about understanding the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) and the power of individualized classroom placements. We explore how to assess each student’s needs to find the ideal setting, from full inclusion in general education to more specialized spaces. This post is a must-read for anyone involved in special education placement decisions, as it offers a step-by-step guide to balancing support with inclusion.

Check them out and take your classroom strategies to new heights!

Exciting News: Speaking at OKSTE 2024 in Tulsa!

Next week, I’ll be speaking at OKSTE 2024 in Tulsa, Oklahoma on November 6th - it’s going to be an incredible event with so many dedicated educators, and I’m honored to be part of it! If you’re attending, I can’t wait to see you there. And for anyone interested in having me speak at your next event or conference, let’s make it happen! Get in touch to discuss opportunities and how we can create real impact together.

Keep an Eye Out for Action Shots in November!

One of the things you all love most is when we share action shots from the field—those real, unfiltered moments of educators putting strategies into action. And let me tell you, November is going to be packed with insights and tips you can start using in your own classrooms right away.

We’ll be sharing more snapshots of actionable strategies that have been making a difference for students across various classrooms. If you want to stay in the loop and get first-hand updates, make sure to join our listserv or book a call to connect one-on-one. Let’s make November even better with insights that elevate your teaching practice.

Thank you for being a part of this journey with us. Until next time, keep inspiring and making a difference in every classroom you step into!