Special Educators Resource Room Podcast: Real Talk for Special Education Teachers
Jennifer DeBrosse
161 episodes
6 days ago
Welcome to the first episode of 2026—and a gentle nudge into the new year. This isn’t a list of flashy favorites. It’s a conversation about what’s actually helping students build independence—and how you’re making it happen, one small win at a time. In this episode, I’m sharing what real educators (just like you) are leaning on in their classrooms—from foundational tools like WH questions to some quiet gems that deserve more attention. But more than that, we’re talking about what your choic...
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Welcome to the first episode of 2026—and a gentle nudge into the new year. This isn’t a list of flashy favorites. It’s a conversation about what’s actually helping students build independence—and how you’re making it happen, one small win at a time. In this episode, I’m sharing what real educators (just like you) are leaning on in their classrooms—from foundational tools like WH questions to some quiet gems that deserve more attention. But more than that, we’re talking about what your choic...
154. Should Students Be Working on the Same Goals or Tasks Every Week?
Special Educators Resource Room Podcast: Real Talk for Special Education Teachers
8 minutes
2 months ago
154. Should Students Be Working on the Same Goals or Tasks Every Week?
Is it okay to keep the same tasks in your independent work system week after week? Short answer? YES. Until it’s a no. 😅 In this episode of the Special Educators Resource Room, we’re digging into why repetition is powerful—and when it quietly slides into busywork. 🎧 You’ll learn: The green flags for repeating tasks (yes, on purpose!)The subtle signs your system needs a refreshA teacher-friendly trick for rotating tasks without burning outHow to balance familiar formats with new skillsWhat to...
Special Educators Resource Room Podcast: Real Talk for Special Education Teachers
Welcome to the first episode of 2026—and a gentle nudge into the new year. This isn’t a list of flashy favorites. It’s a conversation about what’s actually helping students build independence—and how you’re making it happen, one small win at a time. In this episode, I’m sharing what real educators (just like you) are leaning on in their classrooms—from foundational tools like WH questions to some quiet gems that deserve more attention. But more than that, we’re talking about what your choic...
