Transitioning to Special Education Inclusion at Trailblazer
Transitioning to an inclusion model leads to stronger collaboration and connections for students.
Transitioning to an inclusion model leads to stronger collaboration and connections for students.
Teachers use station rotation with various content areas to break students into small groups and target different learning needs.
Station rotations in class integrate the use of technology and in-person small group learning with various teachers.
Short, daily pre-assessments along with student choice determine the pathways and groups students engage in each day.
Students and teachers mutually benefit from choice-based opportunity hour.
Students self-select a topic of interest to learn for one hour per week, allowing general education teachers to meet in professional learning communities.
District coaches support teachers and professional learning communities in using a common data collection tool and student work analysis to identify student needs and design appropriate learning pathways.
Teachers use various data points to drive instructional decisions during professional learning communities.
Weekly meetings to discuss student data and identify interventions.
Special education teachers are integrated into general education classrooms.