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Jun 24, 2020
I am a first year teacher. I just got hired for the 2020-2021 school year. I am in a self contained high school SpEd class. Any essential tools (ie: organizer bins staplers etc. ) that I should buy. Also any advice would be appreciated. I am fairly young (early 20s) and could use the help from peers who have been in the field. I only see sped teachers from elementary on YouTube.
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Nicola
Hi There!
Welcome to the Special Education community! It is really such a rewarding area to teach in.
Some tools/supplies/things I find valuable to have within my classroom are:
1. Sensory Toys - make sure every student has a bin or a container that is labelled for just them and their support worker, should they have one....See More
Welcome to the Special Education community! It is really such a rewarding area to teach in.
Some tools/supplies/things I find valuable to have within my classroom are:
1. Sensory Toys - make sure every student has a bin or a container that is labelled for just them and their support worker, should they have one....See More
Nicola
Hi There!
Welcome to the Special Education community! It is really such a rewarding area to teach in.
Some tools/supplies/things I find valuable to have within my classroom are:
1. Sensory Toys - make sure every student has a bin or a container that is labelled for just them and their support worker, should they have one....See More
Welcome to the Special Education community! It is really such a rewarding area to teach in.
Some tools/supplies/things I find valuable to have within my classroom are:
1. Sensory Toys - make sure every student has a bin or a container that is labelled for just them and their support worker, should they have one....See More
Nicola
Hi There!
Welcome to the Special Education community! It is really such a rewarding area to teach in.
Some tools/supplies/things I find valuable to have within my classroom are:
1. Sensory Toys - make sure every student has a bin or a container that is labelled for just them and their support worker, should they have one....See More
Welcome to the Special Education community! It is really such a rewarding area to teach in.
Some tools/supplies/things I find valuable to have within my classroom are:
1. Sensory Toys - make sure every student has a bin or a container that is labelled for just them and their support worker, should they have one....See More
Nicola
Whoops! I guess my eagerness with the comment button resulted in it being posted a couple of times. Sorry for that!
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Welcome to the Special Education community! It is really such a rewarding area to teach in.
Some tools/supplies/things I find valuable to have within my classroom are:
1. Sensory Toys - make sure every student has a bin or a container that is labelled for just them and their support worker, should they have one....See More