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April Remfrey blogs about her inclusive education experiences, including strategies, resources, and moving forward
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Mastering Classroom Transitions

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Guest Post: The Awe of Neurodiversity

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Guest Post: International School Inclusive Education Options Need to Expand

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10 Benefits of Classroom Routines

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An Inclusive Guide to Time: Developing Perception and Management

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Tips for Navigating Confidentiality in Inclusive Classrooms

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Clear Goals and Objectives: The Foundation for Effective Observations

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5 Qualities of Effective Classroom Data & Observations

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Data Collection in the Classroom: Why It Matters

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The Social Skills Playbook for Inclusive Classrooms

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5 Factors That Promote Friendships in Inclusive Classrooms

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Social Skills & Friendships in Inclusive Classrooms: What Research Tells Us

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Guest Post: Connected Classrooms: Bridging the Gap Between Home and School

Building Your Accommodation Bag of Tricks

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A Teaching Assistant's Guide to Effective Classroom Accommodations

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Fostering Independence: 5 Ways Teaching Assistants Can Provide Seamless & Silent Supports

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Building Independence and Self-Esteem With Seamless & Silent Supports

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Collaborative & Proactive Solutions in the Classroom

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Understanding Behavior Using Collaborative & Proactive Solutions

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Guest Post: Learning to Embrace My Disability

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Guest Post: 3 Activities to Support Speech and Language Development

Chair Burning

First, Burn the Chair: Revamping TA Support in the Classroom

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The Call for Universal IEPs

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8 Key Elements to an Effective TA Training Program

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A Seat at the Table

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3 Reasons an Educational Label Can be a Good Thing

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5 Differences Between Standardized Tests in America and Switzerland

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Public School in Switzerland

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Guest Post: Disentangling Dyslexia: Separating Fact from Myth

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Guest Post: Picture Books: Helping reluctant readers since 1658

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Guest Post: Understanding Dyscalculia

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Guest Post: School Transitions

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Guest Post: Cultural Differences in Education

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The Future of Learning is Inclusive

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Guest Post: These Are OUR Children: How we can all support families with additional needs

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Guest Post: 3 Signs Your Child May Have a Language Delay

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Guest Post: Each of us Has a Story to Tell

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Learning to Trust the Swiss Schooling System

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Guest Post: Finding Autism Support in Switzerland

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Guest Post: Finding Comfort Through Self-Regulation

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Guest Post: Climbing the Mountain called the Swiss Public School System

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10 Tips for Moving When Your Child is Neurodivergent or Has Disabilities

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In Defense of Childhood

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Easing Transitions for International School Students

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Prevent Teacher Burnout and Improve Student Outcomes Through TA Training

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The Key to Cost-Effectively and Compassionately Improving Outcomes for Neurodiverse Students

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