When I started teaching, I knew my content (mathematics) very well and I learned a few things about managing a classroom of students from my teacher prep classes in college. But I knew nothing about Special Education.
Fortunately, I had some great Special Education teachers in the building where I taught. They helped me to better understand students with learning disabilities and how to teach them.
I've since come to learn that Special Education is one of the true jewels of Public Education in America. Special Education teachers and supervisors work everyday to find the best way to help students who find it difficult to learn in the same way as their non-disabled peers. It is a tough job; no two special education students are the same.
So thank a Special Education teacher today!
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