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The Power of Baby Steps: Why Special Educators Must Recognize Small Wins
Special educators often carry dreams for young people who cannot yet dream for themselves. Many of our students come to us weighed down by emotional struggles, family instability, or years of academic setbacks. In these circumstances, it’s natural for educators to hold big visions — sometimes much bigger than what our students believe they are capable of. But here lies the challenge: while we dream big, our students grow in small, often quiet steps. True progress may not alwa
Charles Mathison
Oct 4, 20253 min read
Reigniting Interest—Engagement Strategies for Task-Avoidant ED Students
Explore high-impact techniques like gamification, interest-based learning, positive social pressure, and student-led activities to increase motivation and restore a sense of agency for reluctant learners.
Charles Mathison
Jul 26, 20252 min read
Making Tasks Doable: Environment & Task Modifications for ED Students
Learn how to reduce task avoidance by lowering entry barriers, offering choice boards, chunking work, and using visual supports—without lowering expectations. Includes actionable classroom modifications that promote confidence and engagement.
Charles Mathison
Jul 26, 20252 min read


Maximizing Travelling Time: A Parent’s Guide to On-the-Go Learning
With the hustle and bustle of modern life, finding time for your child’s studies can be a challenge. However, travelling time, be it on a...
Charles Mathison
Jul 6, 20232 min read
Charles Mathison
Jun 4, 20220 min read
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