SLS Brochure
Discover the Student Language Scale (SLS), the new and better way to screen students ages 6–18 years for language and literacy disorders, including dyslexia Read More
Your Inclusion Transition Checklist: How to Support Students New to Inclusive Classrooms
This blog post, excerpted and adapted from inclusion expert Cheryl Jorgensen’s upcoming book, It’s More Than “Just Being In”, outlines the key steps you and the rest of your student’s team should take before, during, and after their transition to your classroom. Read More
INCLUSION IN ACTION: Q&A with author Nicole Eredics
In this blog post, I’m thrilled to welcome Nicole Eredics: inclusion expert, educator, creator of the popular blog The Inclusive Class—and now, Brookes author! Read More
SLS Screener
Learn more about the Student Language Scale (SLS) that reliably screens students ages 6–18 years for language/literacy disorders, including dyslexia. Read More
7 Key Steps to Self-Determined Transition Planning
This blog post presents 7 elements of self-determined transition planning, excerpted and adapted from Your Complete Guide to Transition Planning and Services by Mary Morningstar & Beth Clavenna-Deane. Read More
9 First Steps to Student-Directed IEPs
Does your school do student-directed IEPs yet? If not, you might be wondering how to start. What are the first steps? How can you prepare a student for a bigger role in developing his or her educational plan? Read More
8 Ways to Support Your Students’ Flexibility
So what are the first steps toward supporting flexibility in your classroom? Read More
IEP QuickTips: Reframing Weaknesses as Strengths and Needs
When you sit down with an IEP team to start the planning process, it can be tempting to start with what a student can’t do: She can’t read yet. Read More
How to Be an A-Plus IEP Leader (FREE e-booklet!)
I’ve got a great little booklet of quick tips for you—it’s adapted from a new book that just came out, The Educator’s Handbook for Inclusive School Practices by Julie Causton and Chelsea Tracy-Bronson. Read More
16 Literacy Supports for Students with Special Needs
We’re sharing some easy, ready-to-use tips for modifying reading and writing classwork for students with a wide range of disabilities and learning needs. They’ll help your students participate and make progress in four key areas of literacy. Read More
