Two Jobs, One Title: What Special Education Teachers Really Do
Being a special education teacher isn’t just about lesson plans, classroom management, or instruction. Often, it’s two full-time jobs in one: teaching and case management. Most educators are never trained in the legal, organizational, and compliance aspects of managing a caseload, yet they’re expected to figure it out on the fly. This post dives into the reality of balancing teaching with case management, the mistakes that happen when support is missing, and how being seen and validated can make all the difference.
What I Wish I Knew About Behavior and IEPs—As Both a Parent and Special Ed Teacher
IEPs and behavior don’t have to feel like a battle. Here’s the shift one educator-parent says every family needs—and how to get early access.
👣 10 Meaningful Ways to Start Transition Planning in Any IEP—No Matter the Age
Discover 10 engaging ways to bring future-focused transition planning into any IEP—starting in preschool. It's never too early to build purpose and voice.

