Creative Approaches to Supporting the Emotional Well-Being of StaffIt’s been months since the 20/21 school year has started. Our experiences this year are so unique that we had to modified all our teaching methods. We made significant adjustments…Seabright blog
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Creative Approaches to Supporting the Emotional Well-Being of StaffIt’s been months since the 20/21 school year has started. Our experiences this year are so unique that we had to modified all our teaching methods. We made significant adjustments…
Applications of Technology in Special EducationFor quite some time now, educators have been incorporating different digital tools into the classroom. However, it is clear that the pandemic has expedited the shift to becoming…
Setting the Foundation for Successful Speech TimeCards and puffs, boards and bags, they’re all incredible tools for speech time. But beneath all of that, a foundation of organization, behavior, and planning keeps speech time…
11 Tips to Avoid SLP BurnoutYou love what you do! Your passion to help students improve and the reward of seeing them achieve their goals brought you to Speech Language Pathology. But I know what you’re…
Sea Glass and Hope: Reflections for the Year to ComeHappy Fall! Welcome to yet another exciting school year! How are you doing so far? The past months may have been one of the most exhausting moments of our entire career. As you…
Special Education Faced Special ChallengesThe pandemic has been causing a lot of challenges in education this year. Originally it was said that general education students could cope quickly with the new set-up, whether…
Teaching with SpeechSpeech Technology August 2020 issue https://speechtechmag.com/Articles/Editorial/Features/Teaching-with-Speech-142128.aspx At a time when Chromebooks are replacing textbooks and…
What Back to School Might Look Like in the Age of Covid-19We know that coronavirus remains a challenge the moment schools reopen this fall. As the days quickly go by with some uncertainties and probably some reservations, parents, school…
How People With Special Needs Are Coping With The Pandemicby April Rubin, Miami Herald/TNS | July 28, 2020 MIAMI — Giovana Izzo hasn’t seen her son, Antonio, since March. For the past four months, Antonio Izzo, 25, has lived in a group…
Ed Department Issues New Guidance On Special Education During PandemicAs of today, we don’t quite know when the pandemic will end! For the majority of us, we seem to have adjusted (at least a little) to this “new normal” even though there are still…
Epic Special Education Staffing Named by Forbes As One of America’s Best Temporary Staffing FirmsLong Beach, Calif – July 14, 2020 – Epic Special Education Staffing, the leading placement firm that connects the finest speech and language pathologists and other special needs…
5 Essential Areas of Focus for Special Education Programs This FallSchool is opening this fall! Some of us may not be sure about whether the teaching will be in the classroom, remote, or hybrid. However, we are confident that embracing the use of…