David Nikolas

davidnikolas.bsky.social

18 April 2026 14:37

A1: The biggest challenge is avoiding the trap of “same work, same way” and calling that fairness. The opportunity is that when I build in structure, choice, and multiple entry points, more kids can actually do rigorous work. #TeacherEd #SpEd

didip79.bsky.social

18 April 2026 14:35

Yes my school is great with staff training and support .#TeacherEd #SpEd

Alternate Route

rutgersaltroute.bsky.social

18 April 2026 14:32

The spring blooms🌷 inspired us to check in with our professional learning network and see the fresh ideas sprouting for you all! Join us for our FIRST #TeacherEd chat of 2026 - next Saturday, April 18th at 10AM (EST) on the topic of Special Education #SpEd.

evelinreynoso254.bsky.social

18 April 2026 14:30

One of the biggest challenges is balancing all the different needs in one room, some students need more language support while others need slower pacing or more structure. I use a lot of scaffolding, visuals, modeling, and sentence frames so students can actually access the content. #TeacherEd #SpEd

just-vibeguy.bsky.social

18 April 2026 14:30

A2: shifting focus. Frequently alternating between class-wide instruction and small group/partner instructrion has helped keep certain students with ADHD more on-task and focused. Everyone in the class benefits, especially those students! #teachered #sped