There is nothing that makes my day like finding a fellow special education teacher (or intervention teacher, Title 1 teacher, any type of 'special' teacher really)! Blogging and Pinterest have been an incredible resource to help me find colleagues across the nation. I thought I would share with you all the great special educations blogs that I have found. I have a Pinterest board dedicated to Special Ed. blogs and this handy post here will show you some of my favorites. If you have a special education teacher blog (and you are not included in this list) please leave me a comment. I will add you to my Pinterest board and this blog post! Let's build a community!! :)
Here is the
link to my Pinterest Board. Follow my board and my blog. Leave me a comment so I will know who you are!
And here are some of the great blogs I follow:
(Click on the picture to be linked to each blog)
Thanks so much for sharing my blog! I also looove finding other special education blogs & seeing what other teachers do. I'm going to have to check out a couple of those special ed blogs that I haven't seen before. Thanks for sharing! =)
ReplyDeleteAshley
The Resource Room Teacher
Absolutely! It is my pleasure to share other spec. ed. blogs!
DeleteKim
AHH!! Thanks for the shout out!! I am your newest follower and so glad to have another special ed blogger to follow!!
ReplyDeleteTaylor
BakingCraftingTeaching Oh My!
You're welcome!
DeleteKim
I'm so excited to see my blog added to the list. Thanks! I'm definitely bookmarking this list and pinning that board! I'll becoming a follower as soon as I'm done typing this. I love seeing other special ed blogs and trying out new ideas :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog today. To answer your question...Our whole school is mild-moderate special ed (k-12) with about 100 students. We have super small classes (6 for my little guys, 8 kids for the older grades. This lets us get to know the kids really well and it's like a little family. We are for the kids who don't quite fit in a regular school, but don't belong in a severe room/school either. We get a lot of kids with autism and Asperger's, along with rare disorders like seizures and brain tumor survivors. All of our students are high functioning, but often have sensory needs like having a quieter classroom. Plus we do a TON of social skills instruction.
Lisa
The Lower Elementary Cottage
You're welcome!!
DeleteYour school sounds so interesting! What state are you located in? I think that sounds like a great setting to teach in. I am sure it has its pros and cons, but I can only imagine the quality time and on-point instruction you get to give to your students! Awesome! I can't wait to read more about your school and keep up with your blog!!
Kim
Thanks for letting others know about my blog! I also love following other special ed blogs. I will have to check out some that you have listed that I didn't know about!
ReplyDeleteMary
Teaching Special Kids
Special ed blogs are becoming less rare lately! I love checking them out!
DeleteKim
Thanks so much for sharing my blog! I love finding other special ed blogs. I"m off to check out the blogs I don't know yet! :)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! There are some great sped teachers out there!! :)
DeleteKim
Thanks so much for sharing all of these! I have been searching for special ed blogs, and wasn't having the best of luck. I am so excited to read the blogs and follow them! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! So glad I could help!!
DeleteKim
I just found your blog and was so excited to see my blog on your list! Thanks for sharing! I too love finding other special ed blogs - so thanks for compiling this list. There aren't as many of us out there - so we have to stick together!
ReplyDeleteHope the start of your school year goes well :)
- Sasha
The Autism Helper
Thanks so much!
DeleteI too love finding other special education blogs. Stop by mine for great intervention and special education ideas.
ReplyDeleteAlison
Toad-ally Exceptional Learners
Thanks for commenting! I looked at your blog...you have great ideas there!! Thanks!
DeleteI added your blog to this list!
Kim
Hi! I'm a teacher of students with autism and I just started a blog! thepuzzlingworldofautism.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI have been so inspired by other blogs and I hope my blog will be helpful to others too!
Thanks!
Amy
Thanks for this list! I am bookmarking it and will come back to discover some new-to-me sped blogs :)
ReplyDeleteKara
Spedventures
Thanks for stopping by my blog! I love following fellow special education bloggers. I have learned a lot over this summer from reading their posts.
ReplyDeleteAlana
Special Teaching in the Middle
Cool! I'll check out the pinterest board. I've been following your blog for awhile and just recently started my own blog. I'm a resource room teacher in AZ.
ReplyDelete?Resource Room Rules
Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI am special education teacher . . . I started a blog a few months ago.
ReplyDeleteThanks for trying to help us all connect :)
http://uniqueteaching.blogspot.com/
My son has autism and has been improving drastically since he started taking classes specifically for special needs children. I am so grateful their are still educators who devote their lives to teaching special needs kids. Even the resources for parents of children with special needs are really helpful. I hope that it stays this way for many years to come!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words. I love my job and most importantly the kids I work with everyday!
DeleteKim
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI am moving into a self containted k-2 class next month...9 students...help...where do I go for ideas?
Hi ,
ReplyDeleteI am moving next month to a k-2 self contained special ed. classroom...Help...need guidance...:)
email me and I will provide any assistance I can.
Deletehansonteacher @ gmail.com
I just sent you an email! I would be happy to help. This list is a good place to start to look for other special educators and to get some wonderful ideas!
ReplyDeleteNice collection of educators. Thank you. I have a ed tech blog as well but don't add to it enough
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