Rather than addressing the elephant in the room as postscript, let me acknowledge the possibility for accusations of hypocrisy up front. 12 years ago I …

A little context first. My original teaching license from the University of Wisconsin was for teaching students with behavioral and emotional disabilities in grades K-12. …

If you missed the front end of my diatribe on the faulty paradigm that special education has been spoon fed to unassuming parents and children, …

I’m not sure I can do it anymore. That’s how I’ve been feeling lately. After close to 30 years in the field of special education, …

A student I was working with recently was looking disgruntled after a long day at school. So, I asked him about what was grinding his …

Last year, we moved the family from Wisconsin to London. Quite the task with three kids under the age of nine, but after being here …

With most high schools and colleges commencing the year with some version of online learning, millions of students are faced with a complex learning format, …

Like you, I’ve been spending most of my day performing two types of tasks, 1) things I would rather not be doing at home and …

Dear Teacher,      As my son was walking through your door for open house the week before he enters your kindergarten class, I had …