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January 8, 2020
Simple ways to help students with dyspraxia feel included
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Identifying and Supporting Students With Dyspraxia

Dyspraxia affects fine and gross motor development and can make it difficult for kids to learn, but there are ways teachers can help.



Extending inclusion out to the schoolyard
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Why Inclusion Matters on the Playground

When general education students and students with special needs play together, it breaks down unconscious biases about disability and fosters relationships.



Building relationships matters.
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4 Tips for Principals From a Parent Who Knows the Job

Transitioning from elementary school principal to room parent opened up a new perspective on what it means to lead a school.



Debunking the myths
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Understanding Trauma-Informed Education

The principal of an internationally recognized trauma-informed school explains what this form of education is—and what it isn't.



Young readers who struggle need more than time.
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8 Research-Backed Ways to Aid Struggling Emergent Readers

Many kindergartners will pick up the foundational skills of reading relatively easily, but some will struggle. Here’s what the research says about how to support them.





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