@mightbeautistic I have noticed it is used a lot to describe students who receive special education services, and it has always bothered me. It sounds condescending and cutesy to me. I prefer to just say “student” in stead of “kiddo”🤷♀️
If full inclusion in Gen Ed despite ongoing additional support isn't working for a student, it doesn't automatically mean there's something wrong w the Gen Ed teacher or they're not providing support correctly. Some kids need SPED class the majority of the time to succeed. 🤷♀️
#Teachers with few behavior issues have the following in common:
1. Rarely gets offended.
2. Starts every day with a clean slate.
3. Talks w kids before/after class.
4. Considers de-esclation a win.
5. Doesn’t need the last word.
Add yours 👇
#ThatOneKid#edchat
As school leaders, we have to listen. When educators tell us things aren’t right, there’s a reason. When there’s significant turnover, we have to pay attention. When multiple teachers tell the same story, we need to believe them. When we know better, we need to do better.
So surreal to have my son be on my top 100 songs Spotify playlist. If you want to give him a listen, check out Lionel Scott on your music streaming platform ❤️🥰 @IsaacElyLmao
Apparently I had nothing else to do in 2022 😬🤓….Thanks @mastodonmusic Mastodon for spending 6,045 minutes with me in 2022. I couldn’t stop listening to Pain with an Anchor. #SpotifyWrapped https://t.co/QEaxYnejZ9