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10 Free Resources for Teachers of Young English Language Learners
The number of dual language learners in early childhood classrooms is expanding every year—and if you’re like many of your...
GUEST POST: 23 Virtual Learning Adaptations for Inclusive Educators
As teachers navigate the first weeks of a difficult new school year, many are grappling with a critical question: how...
GUEST POST: Supporting Grieving Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Loss and grief are a part of life for many students—and in this era of COVID-19, the grieving process can...
14 Strategies for Connecting with Families this Year
Whether your school is reopening this fall for in-person-learning, returning to distance learning, or opting for a hybrid solution, keeping...
15 Things Every Early Childhood Educator Should Do
What are some things every early childhood teacher should do for and with their students, whether their school or program...
The Re-Set Process for Students: Self-Regulation in the Time of COVID-19
As the new school year begins in schools and in homes across the country, self-regulation will be essential to students’...
The Re-Set Process for Educators: Self Care in the Time of COVID-19
Self-regulation—for both students and teachers—will be an important protective factor in virtual and in-person classrooms across the country as a...
Notice the Need, Meet the Need: A Q&A with Jen Alexander on Trauma-Sensitive Back-to-School Plans
As the new school year approaches, we’ve been reading stories and comments on social media from educators across the country....
AUTHOR Q&A: Why Every Reopening School Should Embrace Mediation
*Before we get to today’s post, a bit of business: the lucky winners of last week’s UDL book giveaway are…...
3 UDL Books Every Teacher Needs
Universal design for learning (UDL) has long been one of the most-discussed topics among our Inclusion Lab readers and social...
12 Strategies for Building Emotional Regulation and Empathy in Young Children
Emotional regulation and empathy are two of the most important social-emotional skills for young children to develop. As authors Jennifer...
10 Things Teachers Need to Do to Become Data Collection Detectives
Data collection and analysis is one of your most important roles as a teacher—it can help you solve your most...
14 Skill-Building Summer Activities To Do with Young Children
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to alter daily life, many families will find themselves staying closer to home than they...
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Antiracist Education: Books, Articles, and Resources for Teachers
Last week, our team made a statement in response to the tragic deaths of George Floyd and other Black Americans,...
SLPs in Inclusive Classrooms: 9 Questions Answered!
In an inclusive classroom, every member of the school team is integral to the creation of a learning environment that...
18 Things Authentically Inclusive Schools Do
What does real inclusion look like, and what are the values and actions of schools that embrace inclusion as the...
5 Must-See Video Chats for Teacher Professional Development
If you follow Brookes Publishing on social media, you’ve probably been hearing about our series of free, informal coffee chats...
Promoting Developmentally Supportive Parenting: 3 Key Components to Focus on with Families
Happy Tuesday! Before we get into this week’s post, I’d like to take a moment to announce the randomly selected...
12 Ways Parents and Teachers Can Encourage Early Literacy and Language Skills
Whether you’re an early childhood teacher or a parent (or both), you play an important part in helping the children...
Recommended Summer Reads: 10 Books to Help You Build Your Inclusion Toolbox
What are you reading this summer as part of your professional development plan? We hope you’re taking some time to...
What We’re Reading: 8 Must-Read Articles on Education During COVID-19
Teachers: how are you holding up these days? We see you out there on social media, grappling with the challenges...
New professional learning opportunity: FREE coffee chats with Brookes authors!
Are you looking for a new professional development opportunity while schools are closed and you’re at home? We’ve been brewing...
11 Strategies for Helping Your Students Develop Disability Pride
While schools are closed, many teachers are reflecting on their practices and exploring new ways to support their students’ academic...
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