I enjoy the fact that you are investing a lot of time with children with severe learning disabilities. It really helps them succeed in the real world. 🎉👍🏼
I loved this! I have been a para for the past three school years, but this year I will be THE TEACHER!! I am very nervous to actually be in charge now. Please keep making videos!
I cannot tell you HOW MUCH I appreciate this inside look into another self contained teacher's schedule and procedures. Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing this!!!!
What an awesome video. I am also a special education teacher and TH-camr too! Thank you for sharing your schedule. I completely get your structure. It is necessary and so important!
Yay! So glad I found you via a shared post on FB! I want to be like you when I grow up! Lol Seriously, I am a new special ed teacher who was a Chef for 12 years and now I am trying to use the structure and PRACTICE I trained new staff in the kitchen, in the classroom. I work at a non-public school and need all the advice I can get. I plan to watch ALL your videos. Thank you for what you do...you rock and I appreciate your time in sharing your vast knowledge with newbies like me! ♥🙏
OMGOODNESS where have you been all my teaching life lol?! Our classroom schedule is similar, but I'm glad to have hopefully found a kindred spirit. What I'm wondering is how to translate the schedule and activities to remote learning. I'll check for other videos by you, but any direction you could provide would be so appreciated!
Though I am a 9th grade Sped teacher, I can definitely benefit from some of the various strategies you’ve mentioned. This is my first year teaching in the DOE. I especially like the part where you mentioned that you create a “cheat sheet” for the general education/ content specialist.
What an amazing person so knowledgeable and resourceful.i haven’t found such unique helpful videos in autism in the classroom your just amazing you should b acknowledged Nobel prize.you have given me where to start and progress your simply the best.please never stop your reward believe me will come.
I loved this video! I am a senior at MSU studying special education (the profile pic is WAY outdated lol) and almost all of my placements have been self contained K-2 autism and this routine, can I just say goals?? thank you for this! also I love this “day in the life” style videos and binged them all so this was perfect! thank you for being a realistic resource to us future educators, you have taught me so much and I am so excited for your first year teacher series coming up!
Thank you so much for your videos! This year I am at an SDC elementary classroom after 6 years in the SDC middle school setting - and your videos have eased my anxiety! I have a better idea on whats the same/different and what to prepare for! Thank you!
Hey, Braelan! I love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing such great information. This is my first year (officially) as a SPED teacher! :) Thank you again for sharing your knowledge with us..
Hey Braelan, I love how you edited this video! So cute and unique. I also love your incentive times in the classroom. I think its something I can use with my kinders.
I teach 3rd-5th self contained. I am having a hard time getting to all of our standards, especially science and social studies. Your videos provide so much helpful information!
I'm wrapping up my mod-severe student teaching and am so thankful I found you!! :) Thank you for all the info you provide and the way you provide it! Love your energy!
such an amazing video! this is something I would have lovedddd to have to watch when I first started teaching. still very much enjoyed it but know it will be so helpful for newer teachers too!
Hey, this coming year will be my first year teaching. Like you, I will be teaching students in elementary school with more severe disabilities. I have loved watching your videos and I love the timed slides!! Do you have a video on how to create your slides? This would be so helpful to keep me on track. I am so excited to start the year, but also really nervous so any advice would help!!
Superb! Just one pointer: Use of very plain sans serif font is recommended by experts. It is a real joy to view an attractive educator who is passionate about her role in the expert delivery of special educational services, Do consider a doctorate so you can be a wider advocate of our career calling. God Bless, Joan
iI'm Type B also but that's one of the reason I have to have things ready to go. I love remote learning because I've Hve to have things ready to go a few weeks in advance to pass our materials to kids.
Great schedule, structure and routine is so so so important! Recess can definitely be a tough time especially coming in from recess and trying to keep an eye on all of them with the entire school out for 2/3 recess times lol 😬
I love your videos. We have the same job and we use many of the same materials. I was wondering where you get your timers for the smart board. I use the visual timers all over my room, but I think the way you are using timers is what I should be doing. Keep up the good work!
Hey!! I watch your videos all the time. You are very resourceful and blessing to special educators!!! I remember you shared in one video about math flash cards where you bought the subscription and printed out math flash cards to go into independent task/work boxes for higher level kids. Can you please give me the name of the website.
Thanks for the knowledge you have given! This my first year teaching. I wanted to ask for children that it takes a little longer for them to learn, do you stay on a subject a little longer? So they can better master it? Move on, and come back? Or how does that work for you? Thanks!
I'm a parent that meets special needs with all kinds of disabilities every week and it's just moms planning ideas. Mine feels most disabled because he does not like communicating..non verbal but no behaviors. Could you show some activities that improve logical thinking and social activities that we moms can do with all the kids?
Hi, I'm glad that I discovered your channel, please I have a question. How can I modify materials to give a child with disabilities greater independence?
I love all of your videos!! What are your thoughts and plans on running your classroom with all of the restrictions and changes due to Covid? I have 8 special ed students in a self-contained classroom so I'm trying to figure out how to give them the movement they need throughout the day while also keeping them "socially distanced" open to suggestions!!!
Thank you! I probably won't be making a specific video about this becuase everyone is different and every states situation is different. We are all in this together figuring it out for the first time.
I have students that are hand over hand how can I implement this without wearing myself and my aids by not having to go to each kid to finish their work?
This is a super helpful video. I am just starting my licensure program in Elm/Sped and where I am, I think I'll end up as a gen ed/inclusion class or a pull out teacher. I am still a long way off from having my own classroom but I started subbing in October and was doing so until March... I like your idea of earned incentives during the day - but how do you handle a situation where most or many of your students earned their incentives but one or more did not? Do you have a slide that designates "incentive time #1" or whatever and if a student did not earn their incentive, do you have a task for them? What about behaviors? How do you help prevent a melt down when a child doesn't earn the thing they wanted when everyone else did? how do you prevent that from being known by classmates or let it turn into a taunt? In another video you did a while back you talk about classroom community. I am sure that helps but how would you approach this situation where there was ...less community?
Meltdowns happen for sure. I always have an option for every student. I didn't go into too much in the video but every kid gets an incentive. But the students who have done the most get the best. The kids who barely earned get basically a book or a blank piece of paper.
How are you going to change your schedule now since all kids have to be 6 feet apart because of the pandemic. According to the CDC guidelines everything has to change!
Hasn't really been an issue. Student's arent super close to each other and I barely changed a thing. Been teaching all year in person. Hope that helps. I have plenty of other videos on my channel that explain more about what I am doing this year
Hello I am a new IRR Teacher and I was wondering since you have k-2 do you teach each grade level work. I teach RELA and Math 2-5 grade and im juat trying to figure out my lesson plans via IEP
MY TYPO!!!! LOLLLLLLL
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I’m a 15+ year veteran sped teacher, but this is my FIRST year in self-contained. I can’t tell you how deeply I appreciate you sharing your knowledge!
I enjoy the fact that you are investing a lot of time with children with severe learning disabilities. It really helps them succeed in the real world. 🎉👍🏼
I am SO intimidated by creating a daily schedule and lesson planning! But I want to be like YOU: structured and organized with high expectations!
Thanks! Structure is key! The schedule can move and change as things happen! It might not all be set up the first time!
I loved this! I have been a para for the past three school years, but this year I will be THE TEACHER!! I am very nervous to actually be in charge now. Please keep making videos!
I have also been a para for 3 years and will now be a teacher for the first time! How did your first year go? Any tips?
Congrats!
I cannot tell you HOW MUCH I appreciate this inside look into another self contained teacher's schedule and procedures. Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing this!!!!
I’m so glad! Yay!
What an awesome video. I am also a special education teacher and TH-camr too! Thank you for sharing your schedule. I completely get your structure. It is necessary and so important!
So important! Thank you so much! Yay! Another special ed teacher on here!
You have NO IDEA how incredibly helpful this video was... THANK YOU!! I love this channel!
Yay! So glad I found you via a shared post on FB! I want to be like you when I grow up! Lol Seriously, I am a new special ed teacher who was a Chef for 12 years and now I am trying to use the structure and PRACTICE I trained new staff in the kitchen, in the classroom. I work at a non-public school and need all the advice I can get. I plan to watch ALL your videos. Thank you for what you do...you rock and I appreciate your time in sharing your vast knowledge with newbies like me! ♥🙏
How is teaching going for you?
OMGOODNESS where have you been all my teaching life lol?! Our classroom schedule is similar, but I'm glad to have hopefully found a kindred spirit. What I'm wondering is how to translate the schedule and activities to remote learning. I'll check for other videos by you, but any direction you could provide would be so appreciated!
Though I am a 9th grade Sped teacher, I can definitely benefit from some of the various strategies you’ve mentioned. This is my first year teaching in the DOE. I especially like the part where you mentioned that you create a “cheat sheet” for the general education/ content specialist.
What an amazing person so knowledgeable and resourceful.i haven’t found such unique helpful videos in autism in the classroom your just amazing you should b acknowledged Nobel prize.you have given me where to start and progress your simply the best.please never stop your reward believe me will come.
I’m in college now working on becoming a special education teacher! So happy I found this video and your channel!
I loved this video! I am a senior at MSU studying special education (the profile pic is WAY outdated lol) and almost all of my placements have been self contained K-2 autism and this routine, can I just say goals?? thank you for this! also I love this “day in the life” style videos and binged them all so this was perfect!
thank you for being a realistic resource to us future educators, you have taught me so much and I am so excited for your first year teacher series coming up!
Thank you so much Mary! I’m trying to spread awareness!
Hi Braelan, So wonderful to see you in action! Congrats! Felicity
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your videos! This year I am at an SDC elementary classroom after 6 years in the SDC middle school setting - and your videos have eased my anxiety! I have a better idea on whats the same/different and what to prepare for! Thank you!
you are doing the lord's work! thank you so much for all the resources and insights you give to incoming SpEd teachers!!
You are amazing as well! Thank you for such informative insight! Thank you for loving on kids and we need more people like you!
Hey, Braelan! I love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing such great information. This is my first year (officially) as a SPED teacher! :) Thank you again for sharing your knowledge with us..
That’s exciting!! The first year is so fun!!!!
Thank you so much for making these. I'm so glad I found you. Your videos have calmed my anxiety and stress.
im glad they are calming! good luck this year!
Your videos are always so informative and relevant to what I deal with in my work day. Thanks for posting! :)
Thanks friend!!
Hey Braelan, I love how you edited this video! So cute and unique. I also love your incentive times in the classroom. I think its something I can use with my kinders.
Thank you so much! I have found them to be super helpful!
I teach 3rd-5th self contained. I am having a hard time getting to all of our standards, especially science and social studies. Your videos provide so much helpful information!
I'm wrapping up my mod-severe student teaching and am so thankful I found you!! :) Thank you for all the info you provide and the way you provide it! Love your energy!
This was SO good. About to go into special education and really appreciate the nitty gritty detail. Thank you from Sydney, Australia!
I did the same thing with regular Ed…practice, practice, rehearse. Great teaching practices!!
Thank you for making videos that benefit the special education teachers. This is my first year and find that I need help. Again, thank you.
Thank you!! I am in school now becoming a special education teacher!! Very inspiring! Very helpful!!!!
Your videos are so helpful! So glad that I found your channel. Thank you!!
Thank you!
I love all of your recess procedures! And I definitely agree that lunch is my least favorite. My kids don’t want to stay in their seats at all 😆
My kids hate their seats but eventually they get it 😂😂😂😂
Goodness, YOU ARE AMAZING!!! I love watching all your videos!
I worked in an SLC just like this for 9 years, so I understand that structure. ❤
Thank you so so so much for making this! 💜
Yay! I’m glad it was helpful!
such an amazing video! this is something I would have lovedddd to have to watch when I first started teaching. still very much enjoyed it but know it will be so helpful for newer teachers too!
Practice QUEEN! I love it.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Hey, this coming year will be my first year teaching. Like you, I will be teaching students in elementary school with more severe disabilities. I have loved watching your videos and I love the timed slides!! Do you have a video on how to create your slides? This would be so helpful to keep me on track. I am so excited to start the year, but also really nervous so any advice would help!!
I make them on google slides! I download/convert timers form TH-cam. Teach Create Motivate has some that cost a lot but they are great!
Thanks for sharing your process. Great video.
Superb! Just one pointer: Use of very plain sans serif font is recommended by experts. It is a real joy to view an attractive educator who is passionate about her role in the expert delivery of special educational services, Do consider a doctorate so you can be a wider advocate of our career calling. God Bless, Joan
I love all your videos. They are extremely helpful for a first year teacher.
Thank you ❤ we are on the same journey.
iI'm Type B also but that's one of the reason I have to have things ready to go. I love remote learning because I've Hve to have things ready to go a few weeks in advance to pass our materials to kids.
Great schedule, structure and routine is so so so important! Recess can definitely be a tough time especially coming in from recess and trying to keep an eye on all of them with the entire school out for 2/3 recess times lol 😬
Recess SUCKS! Thanks for watching!
SO TRUE SUCH AN AWESOME EDUCATOR!!!! PLANS!
I love your videos. We have the same job and we use many of the same materials. I was wondering where you get your timers for the smart board. I use the visual timers all over my room, but I think the way you are using timers is what I should be doing. Keep up the good work!
Yay the same job! The timers on the slides have been a game changer. Mostly for me!!
I can’t wait to teach I’m excited and eager !
Hey!! I watch your videos all the time. You are very resourceful and blessing to special educators!!!
I remember you shared in one video about math flash cards where you bought the subscription and printed out math flash cards to go into independent task/work boxes for higher level kids. Can you please give me the name of the website.
Awesome video thank you for sharing. I have enjoyed watching all your videos you have posted.
Thank you so much you are amazing may God bless you!
You are amazing! Thank you for everything!
Great class schedule, I loved it! Are any of your items on Teacher Pay Teacher?
Thanks for the knowledge you have given! This my first year teaching. I wanted to ask for children that it takes a little longer for them to learn, do you stay on a subject a little longer? So they can better master it? Move on, and come back? Or how does that work for you? Thanks!
I'm a parent that meets special needs with all kinds of disabilities every week and it's just moms planning ideas. Mine feels most disabled because he does not like communicating..non verbal but no behaviors. Could you show some activities that improve logical thinking and social activities that we moms can do with all the kids?
💪👏🏼great job!
Such a helpful video!!!
Thank you so much. You are amazing 🤩
Hi, I'm glad that I discovered your channel, please I have a question. How can I modify materials to give a child with disabilities greater independence?
GIRL! You saved me
Wow, thanks. This gives me a good idea of what to do. Kindly share with me what your thoughts are when dealing with a 17years old special kid?
AMazing as usual 🌸🌸🌸🌸
Thanks for making this vedio,
💙I love your channel !
Hi! I'm so glad to find this video. Super great energy you are displaying. Any specific guidelines you recommend for 2nd graders?
Hi. Can you share a sample of one of your lesson plans?
You’re amazing!!!!
I love all of your videos!! What are your thoughts and plans on running your classroom with all of the restrictions and changes due to Covid? I have 8 special ed students in a self-contained classroom so I'm trying to figure out how to give them the movement they need throughout the day while also keeping them "socially distanced" open to suggestions!!!
Thank you! I probably won't be making a specific video about this becuase everyone is different and every states situation is different. We are all in this together figuring it out for the first time.
I have students that are hand over hand how can I implement this without wearing myself and my aids by not having to go to each kid to finish their work?
This is a super helpful video. I am just starting my licensure program in Elm/Sped and where I am, I think I'll end up as a gen ed/inclusion class or a pull out teacher. I am still a long way off from having my own classroom but I started subbing in October and was doing so until March...
I like your idea of earned incentives during the day - but how do you handle a situation where most or many of your students earned their incentives but one or more did not? Do you have a slide that designates "incentive time #1" or whatever and if a student did not earn their incentive, do you have a task for them? What about behaviors? How do you help prevent a melt down when a child doesn't earn the thing they wanted when everyone else did? how do you prevent that from being known by classmates or let it turn into a taunt? In another video you did a while back you talk about classroom community. I am sure that helps but how would you approach this situation where there was ...less community?
Meltdowns happen for sure. I always have an option for every student. I didn't go into too much in the video but every kid gets an incentive. But the students who have done the most get the best. The kids who barely earned get basically a book or a blank piece of paper.
Also, building a community from the beginning is KEY
Have you tried centers/stations during recess? It’s a game changer.
Hey hi,I am special Educator from India .I love your video it's really help me a lote.I wish to work with you if possible in this life.
How are you going to change your schedule now since all kids have to be 6 feet apart because of the pandemic. According to the CDC guidelines everything has to change!
Hasn't really been an issue. Student's arent super close to each other and I barely changed a thing. Been teaching all year in person. Hope that helps. I have plenty of other videos on my channel that explain more about what I am doing this year
Hey there, are you able to share a copy of your slides? I don’t mind paying, I need more structure in my classroom.
Hello. Is your timer schedule available on TPT
May I ask how you insert the timer on your slide?
Via google slides. Insert video.
Like a cross categorical classroom?
Hello I am a new IRR Teacher and I was wondering since you have k-2 do you teach each grade level work. I teach RELA and Math 2-5 grade and im juat trying to figure out my lesson plans via IEP
Hi very informative and would like your help
Are the activities not that much for them
Do you have a blank template you could send me
I HATED BEING IN SPECIAL EDUCATION JUST HATED IT.
Hi mam
Teachers should be paid 6 figures
Are the activities not that much for them