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Alexandria, Virginia, United States
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I am currently a behavior specialist for a small public but separate special education program that serves middle and high school students with moderate to severe disabilities. Previously, I taught special education in self-contained classrooms for 9 years at 3 different schools. I have experience teaching in both public and private schools, as well as both adapted and general curriculum. I have taught students in grades 5-12 with various disabilities including those with significant behavior challenges.
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AAC Name Tags (Editable) | Desk Plates | Special Education Visuals
Some students are not verbal communicators. They may use AAC or be learning to use AAC devices. These students require visuals to encourage effective communication, self advocacy and class participation. These name tags and communication visuals provide an easy way to ensure students have access to basic AAC including some visuals from a Universal Core Board. Additionally, the "I Need" visuals can help students learn to advocate for their basic needs in the classroom. On Google, the name box on
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Also included in: Special Education Decor & Visuals Bundle | Editable | Age-Appropriate
Daily Visual Schedule Cards | Real Images | Editable Times, Words and Pictures
Keep your students on track and organized with these age-appropriate visual schedule cards, fully editable in Google Slides™ (link located in the Terms of Use PDF) in both large class and small individual size! These schedule cards include real life images and are perfect for older special education students. They are made for students of all abilities with large bold text and large simple pictures and formats. Made to print, laminate and cut with 73 picture and subject options created, but f
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Community Signs Alphabet Cards- Editable | Age Appropriate SPED Visuals
These fully editable alphabet cards can be used as classroom decor or flashcards! The community signs make them age-appropriate for older students but suitable for any age. They're a great visual to help teach letter recognition and alphabetical order as well as community signs/functional vocabulary. "A is for apple" and "B is for bear" are cute, but older students should have classroom visuals that are age-appropriate even if they're still working on basic skills. Additionally, these students
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English Language Arts, Vocabulary
Also included in: Special Education Decor & Visuals Bundle | Editable | Age-Appropriate
Special Education Decor & Visuals Bundle | Editable | Age-Appropriate
If you're looking for age-appropriate classroom decor and/or visuals for your special education classroom this bundle is for you! AAC name tags and communication visuals with core words and realistic images, community sign alphabet cards, and visual schedules with real pictures will give you the visuals you need for your classroom without looking immature or overstimulating for your students. All visuals are made with bold font, in large size, with clear real-life pictures to help students of al
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Goal Setting Social Story & Activity w/ visual choices | Cactus Theme | SEL
This is a great social emotional learning activity to help your students set goals! This activity is perfect for special education students and/or students in lower elementary grades. It is cactus themed with a growth concept and is suitable for any season, but is a particularly good activity for the first couple months of school. Includes:Social Story on setting goalsGoal Setting Activity (2 Levels)Level 1 includes a large variety of visual goal choices for students to choose from and cut and
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Social Emotional Learning
Following Directions/Rules Social Story & Craft | Social Emotional Learning
This social story and activity is a great way to teach or review rules and expectations at the beginning of the school year! Perfect for special education students and/or young learners who need explicit instruction and will enjoy the craft activity. This also creates a cute bulletin board display for your classroom! This 14 page social story teaches basic rules and expectations as well as why it is important to follow these rules. The story includes real life stock photos to look appropriate fo
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Social Emotional Learning
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About the store
Experience
I am currently a behavior specialist for a small public but separate special education program that serves middle and high school students with moderate to severe disabilities. Previously, I taught special education in self-contained classrooms for 9 years at 3 different schools. I have experience teaching in both public and private schools, as well as both adapted and general curriculum. I have taught students in grades 5-12 with various disabilities including those with significant behavior challenges.
Teaching style
Both as a classroom teacher and behavior specialist supporting classrooms, I value building strong positive relationships with students, families and paraprofessionals. I believe that this is the key to having a successful school year and have been lucky enough to work with some amazing assistants, related service providers and students.
My own education history
James Madison University- Bachelor's in psychology
George Mason University- Master's in Special Education
VA Teacher's License- K-12 Special Education and ESOL
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