We know that young children learn best through play, interaction, and hands-on experiences. With the rise of digital technology and blended learning models, many of us wonder: Can blended or online learning be a realistic and effective option for early childhood education that focuses on meeting the needs of students with disabilities? Based on my experience developing a blended early-learning literacy course — and a review of recent research — I believe it can be effective,

Homeschooling gives families the freedom to create meaningful, individualized learning experiences — but it can also feel overwhelming when you’re balancing multiple grade levels, learning needs, disabilities, or different learning styles under one roof. If you’ve ever wondered: “How do I teach my children together  when they all learn so differently?” or “How do I support my neurodivergent, gifted, or twice-exceptional child without burning out?” — then this new FREE resourc

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Planning high-quality, inclusive instruction shouldn’t feel like a puzzle you have to piece together on your own. Whether you’re a...

' Reading is a powerful tool for independence, connection, and learning—but for students with Down syndrome, the road to literacy can...

Imagine walking through your day without being able to ask a question, make a decision, or express how you're feeling. For students who...

Earlier this week, I took Mia to a local indoor play place. Like any curious, energetic toddler, she was eager to explore. She wanted to...

When you picture "academic rigor," you might imagine a stuffy classroom, high-stakes tests, or long lectures. But for homeschool...

What Does Assessment Really Mean? Assessment is often thought of as a test or a score, but in special education, it is much more than...

Summer is a time to unwind, explore, and recharge, but if you are a parent of a child with disabilities, it can also be a golden...

In talking with a client recently, they asked a great question: Why do we have to do all this if I know my child needs more support? Why...

In Florida, third-grade students must typically score at least a Level 2 on the statewide English Language Arts (ELA) assessment to be...

As the final school bell rings and summer officially begins, kids everywhere celebrate their well-earned break. While rest, play, and...

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In a world where equity and inclusion are increasingly valued, people with disabilities continue to face significant barriers to...

Play is how children learn best—and every child deserves the chance to connect, communicate, and be part of the fun. That’s where...

When a child is struggling in school, parents often wonder: "Is this something more?"  Seeking a special education evaluation can feel...

If you’re a parent of a preschooler—especially one receiving ESE Pre-K services—you might already be thinking about the “summer slide.”...

Child using a tablet to learn Supporting literacy for students with multiple disabilities can be challenging, however it is mission...