Angela Reid Special Education Consultant

03/30/2026

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03/30/2026

As the Trump administration goes after fraud in health care, advocates say the disability community feels singled out.

03/30/2026

Have you ever noticed how one small adjustment in the classroom can completely change a student’s ability to focus? Sometimes what looks like a distraction is really a child trying to regulate first 📚

👉 Comment SYC 👇 to download our free guide for teachers: The Sensory-Ready Classroom: Evidence-Based Focus Strategies

With this guide, you will:
👉 Use simple sensory strategies to improve focus without interrupting learning.
👉 Reduce classroom overwhelm with low-effort, calming supports.
👉 Create an environment that helps students stay regulated and engaged.

Small classroom adjustments can often lead to steadier attention, calmer transitions, and more connected learning moments 💛

Comment SYC 👇 to get your copy!

All our guides are ✨ Therapist-vetted and evidence-based✨

03/30/2026

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03/30/2026

03/30/2026

Type 300 if you think something like this would help in your classroom, and I’ll send you the link.

Some days a student walks in already off. Mad. Worried. Distracted. Sad. And it shows up in the work, the tone, the choices. This “Pause Then Plan” page gives them a simple structure.
First, name what your feeling. Then, choose what you can still do.

“I feel mad… but I can still be respectful.”
“I feel worried… but I can still do my best.”
“I feel distracted… but I can still listen.”

It shifts the focus from the emotion running the day to the next wise choice.

This page is part of the larger Behavior Intervention Toolkit with over 300 practical tools like this.

If this looks useful, type 300 and I’ll send you the link.

03/30/2026

After a multiyear collaboration with individuals with Down syndrome and other disabilities, one of the world's largest footwear companies is rolling out a shoe designed to specifically meet their needs.

03/07/2026

This simple strategy leads to deeper self assessment!

03/07/2026

LIKE the photo and comment "ROCKET" and we will send you a message with a link to a free PDF of this resource.

Free RESILIENCE ROCKET: BLAST OFF TO AWESOME WORKSHEET FOR CHILDREN

This colourful space themed worksheet helps children talk about their feelings, strengths, and challenges in a fun and simple way.

Children explore:

Their “meteor shower” - things that feel hard
“Space debris” - problems that get in the way
“Boosters” - things that help them cope
Their support crew, goals, and what gives them strength

It is a great tool for social workers, teachers, counsellors, therapists, and parents who want to help children build confidence, resilience, and emotional awareness. The activity also creates a safe starting point for conversations about worries, stress, and life changes.

03/07/2026

Stop the Tab Tango! 💃🕺

Tired of students getting lost between five different websites? With Classwork’s Embed Feature, you can bring the best tools—like Desmos, TI-84, GeoGebra, and Didax and many more—directly into your lesson.

Keep students in one place, focused and on-task.

Check out the full list of integrations at the link in comments! 👇



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