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Every teacher’s worst nightmare is when students are suddenly handing in perfect papers with impeccable grammar and language use — and it’s clear that they

An integral part of successfully working with individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is behavior analysis. Becoming a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) marks professionals

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “About 1 in 36 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).” CDC data

Simply explained, a curriculum consists of lessons, teaching materials and the academic content taught in school — the “what.” Instruction consists of the varied ways teachers

Understanding the psychology of a student’s motivation to learn is an important aspect of effective teaching. Motivation is the driving force behind a student outcomes

The success of students, particularly those with learning disabilities, hinges on the collaborative efforts of educators, parents and administrators. Teacher leadership is pivotal in ensuring

Recent years have seen a significant upheaval in students’ learning experiences. Remote classes and a wealth of new information on optimizing comprehension and retention have

One of the hottest topics in education is inclusivity. Particularly in the case of students with disabilities, creating inclusive classrooms has become essential. The idea

While much of school is dedicated to teaching students mastery of common core educational concepts, another focus is how to best prepare students for success

Teaching is a labor of love, particularly for those who work with students with moderate to severe disabilities. The job can be rewarding for many

There’s a standard list of questions that most job candidates study before their big interview. Potential employers commonly want to know what your strengths and

All around the world, teachers are lauded for the jobs they do in the classroom — inspiring, encouraging and nurturing young minds. Those who teach