Author: Professor Kharon Grimmet
Making General and Special Education More Meaningful Together
There’s nothing more soothing than blowing off steam with a coworker. In between embarrassing early-career anecdotes and tales of tough situations that worked out in the end, you may even accidentally stumble across a solution to your latest problem. Sometimes,
Continue ReadingSnapshots: Using Photo Elicitation to Foster Communication Skills in Special Education and Beyond
It’s homeroom on Monday morning. Your classmates are idly chatting as they wait for the bell to ring. You’re groggy and not really in the mood to talk. But the student next to you (who you’ve never really talked to
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Before American legislators passed the Education for All Handicapped Children Act in 1975, the country’s education system treated children with disabilities as at best an afterthought and at worst a burden. Many children and families were effectively shunned from public
Continue ReadingWhat is an Early Intervention Specialist?
The human brain is at its most malleable from the ages of 0 to 3. As babies and toddlers play peek-a-boo and learn how to crawl, they’re developing important neural pathways that influence their motor skills, emotional regulation processes, and
Continue ReadingWhat Are Some Prerequisites for a Master’s in Special Education?
Earning a Master’s in Special Education can help you expand your career options in and out of the classroom. You might discover a love for research and craft a study that changes special education for the better. Or if you’re
Continue Reading30 Most Innovative People in Autism Spectrum Disorder Research
Image Source With the increasing number of children being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), innovative research is essential. Because ASD is becoming more and more prevalent, research has increased in recent years, but there is still much to learn
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