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02/02/2026

Executive Functioning Accommodations That Actually Help (link in first comment)

Struggling with organization, planning, or task initiation? Here’s a clear list of IEP and 504 accommodations that support real executive functioning needs—without adding chaos to the school day. Perfect for parents and teachers looking for practical solutions.

02/02/2026

There's nothing in IDEA that says who gets to decide the IEP meeting agenda. Make sure your concerns are all discussed!

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02/02/2026

Take a short quiz and start your child’s educational journey. ABC, math, logic, creativity made easy. Approved by learning experts, loved by millions kids.

02/02/2026

02/02/2026

As we celebrate the 68th Annual and the first day of , we honor Ella Fitzgerald, the “First Lady of Song” and a true trailblazer.

In 1959, Ella made history as the first woman and first Black woman to win a Grammy, taking home two awards at the inaugural ceremony and going on to earn 13 Grammys in a career that shaped American music forever.

With her unmatched vocal range, iconic s**t singing, and timeless interpretations of the Great American Songbook, Ella broke records, broke barriers, and set the standard for generations to come.

Here’s to the women who changed the culture, the music, and the future. 🏆🎶

02/02/2026

Celebrate brilliance, leadership, and impact. Introduce students to famous Black Americans across history and fields, offering powerful stories that deserve time, attention, and recognition beyond one month.

02/02/2026

We need each other more than ever 💕🌍 Join us for Friendly February and take action to boost your relationships and be a good friend to others https://actionforhappiness.org/friendly-february

02/02/2026

From theliteracydive on IG: This is a descriptive sentence anchor chart structure you can try using with your kiddos!💡Adding the “how often” took these descriptive sentences to a whole new level!

the lighting is 😝👎🏽 but just zoom in to read it all better & screenshot or click the save button for your reference

👉🏽Go step-by-step in whole group and/or in small group.
👉🏽Allow for student input.
👉🏽Even if it’s not the way you would exactly write it 🙃, celebrate the completion and be happy 🙂! You can always bring it back to practice revision 😉.
👉🏽Without modeling or scaffolding, we cannot expect mastery of the skill.
👉🏽ENJOY THE PROCESS 💞!

02/02/2026

Hussein Disability & Inclusion Specialist Shares
What communities think vs. what is true about disability
Disability is still too often seen through pity, fear, or low expectations.
But the reality is this: people with disabilities are capable, skilled, and active contributors to society when barriers are removed.
Inclusion is not charity.
It is a right.
When we design for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and uphold the UNCRPD, we shift the problem from people to systems.
The issue is not disability; the issue is inaccessibility.
Let’s move from stereotypes to rights.
From exclusion to participation.
From “helping” to including.
Nothing about us, without us.


Illustration of Community Perception How People Think /Helpless and Dependent vs The Reality How it really Is/ Capable and Empowered

02/02/2026

Black History Month is more than a moment, it’s part of a yearlong journey of learning. These unique classroom ideas help students explore the achievements and experiences of Black Americans while encouraging meaningful discussion, curiosity, and respect. A strong starting point for inclusive, culturally rich classrooms.

02/02/2026