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It could always be worse

Posted March 13, 2015 in Special Education, Teacher Tales by Mick Jackson.

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We’re All Human

Posted August 14, 2014 in Special Education, Teacher Tales by Mick Jackson.
Tags: human, learn, mistakes, spelling, teacher, teaching, teaching tips

Sometimes as teachers we’re looked upon as an all seeing all knowing oracle, especially in the primary grades, that simply is above any type of mundane mistake. It’s easy to […]

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Don’t Lose a Student

Posted March 19, 2014 in Student Behavior, Teacher Tales by Mick Jackson.

If you’ve followed this blog at all you know that I spent several years working with socially and emotionally impaired adolescents and while I found this to be a very […]

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I Wouldn’t Eat That!

Posted February 19, 2014 in Teacher Tales by Mick Jackson.

One characteristic of numerous exceptional students is that many, not all but many, come from home environments where they are not afforded the same social and recreational opportunities as their […]

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Good Idea?

Posted January 30, 2014 in Special Education, Student Behavior, Teacher Tales by Mick Jackson.

The majority of the students I worked with came from less than desirable family backgrounds and many lived at or below the poverty line, so being a compassionate educator I […]

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Can’t Give to Them All

Posted December 11, 2013 in Teacher Tales by Mick Jackson.

One of the many difficulties of teaching is seeing a child living with less than she needs or desires. There’s no question that poverty exists in all cities, towns, communities, […]

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Good Activity, Poor Planning

Posted August 14, 2013 in Teacher Tales by Mick Jackson.

Many times as teachers we try to find engaging activities beyond the classroom to motivate students and increase their desire to grow and learn. This is especially the case with […]

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Life in Special Ed

Posted July 10, 2013 in Special Education, Teacher Tales by Mick Jackson.
Tags: special education students, special education teachers, special educators

There can be a feeling that special education teachers somehow have it easier than regular classroom teachers because their class size is generally a dozen students or less where a […]

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