Monthly Archives: February 2009

I have to keep renewing my mind because I was beginning to show signs of burn out after less than 2 years. I will be the first to admit that I have one of the hardest jobs. It’s in a low-income, high crime area. The children have behavior problems that are challenging at best. [...] Continue reading →

From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.

From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.

From Jim Gerl over on Special Education Law Blog.

From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.

A story about positive behavior support (PBS) by Stephanie Hoey, reporter for NBCConnecticut, was picked up by MSNBC. The story features an elementary school in Connecticut as an illustration of PBS and provides a brief-but-credible glimpse into use of the components of PBS. The local angles for the coverage are the school and the [...] Continue reading →

From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.

From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.

**Warning- this post is a little long**
I, the teacher who cannot take anymore.
Debra, the parent from hell who believes everything her child says.
Two people. Two very different situations. Yet, we are forever bound to each other. Why?
We’ve been able to see things from each other’s perspective. I have to say, though, that I have always [...] Continue reading →

From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.