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Lili'sAccessibleLearning

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I have been a passionate special education teacher for four years, specializing in supporting students with mild, moderate, severe, and profound disabilities. Before becoming a teacher, I worked as a paraprofessional and as an in-home care aide for children with disabilities. These roles gave me over 9 years of experience working closely with individuals with diverse needs, fostering my commitment to inclusion and advocacy for students of all abilities.
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Preview of Here's The Scoop get to know you activity

Here's The Scoop get to know you activity

A fun get to know you activity. Students can fill out each ice cream scoop with a fun fact about themselves and then decorate,
Preview of Cat Behavior Reward System

Cat Behavior Reward System

I created this Cat reward system to help manage behavior in the classroom. This is completely editable, so you can change the size to make the poster as large or small as you want. Print it out, laminate it, cut out the buttons, and use velcro to add the buttons to the poster, moving toward a reward.
Preview of Number Quantity Match

Number Quantity Match

A number quantity matching activity that has both color-matching and non-color matching to better scaffold the activity. Dots are organized in a ten-frame to allow for continuity across the general education and special education setting. Just print, cut out, and velcro.
Preview of Pete The Cat Behavior Card

Pete The Cat Behavior Card

I created a Cat-themed behavior card. This is completely editable so you can add behaviors that align with specific goals. You can also print off the blank copy and use velcro to easily switch out target behaviors. This allows teachers, paras, and the student to monitor behavior. It will also work well used with the Cat Behavior Reward System I created. Perfect for younger grades and students with exceptionalities. I have included an example of a card filled out with specific behaviors.
Preview of Calm Down Choices

Calm Down Choices

Here is an editable calm down visual I made for a student, which others may find helpful.
Preview of Identifying emotions and strategies

Identifying emotions and strategies

I created a way for students to identify their emotions, what is causing that feeling, and why it makes them feel that way. I also included a list of strategies students can use to self-regulate. This document is editable so you can make any changes you would like. Great for younger students and students with exceptionalities.
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Experience

I have been a passionate special education teacher for four years, specializing in supporting students with mild, moderate, severe, and profound disabilities. Before becoming a teacher, I worked as a paraprofessional and as an in-home care aide for children with disabilities. These roles gave me over 9 years of experience working closely with individuals with diverse needs, fostering my commitment to inclusion and advocacy for students of all abilities.

Teaching style

I strive to create an inclusive, supportive, and engaging learning environment where all students can thrive. My teaching style blends structure with creativity, using differentiated instruction, hands-on activities, and positive reinforcement to meet each student’s unique needs. I am neurodiversity-affirming and believe my students are perfect just as they are. My goal is never to change them but to help them learn and grow into the best versions of themselves. I celebrate every milestone, big or small, and build strong relationships with my students to ensure they feel seen, valued, and empowered.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I was nominated for Rookie Teacher of the Year and have been recognized for my dedication to inclusion, disability advocacy, and cultivating a positive classroom culture. Watching my students grow and succeed has been the greatest reward, and I am honored to be part of their educational journeys.

My own education history

In college, I graduated Magna Cum Laude and was one of seven recipients of the prestigious Presidential Scholar Award, recognizing my academic excellence, dedication to community service, and contributions to multicultural programs. I consistently earned spots on the President’s List, Dean’s List, and Honor Roll each quarter. I was also a two-time recipient of the Departmental Scholar Award for my achievements as a future special educator. Even before college, I valued connection and kindness, receiving the Friendship Award in 8th grade for being a good friend to all. These experiences shaped my philosophy as a teacher, emphasizing inclusion, kindness, and the importance of celebrating everyone’s unique strengths.

Additional biographical information

Outside of teaching, I enjoy paddleboarding, cooking, houseplants, and spending time with my dog. I’m always seeking ways to grow as an educator and make a positive impact in the lives of my students.