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Exceptionally Special Ed

Dear Reader,

Welcome to my newly launched blog! I invite you to visit and follow along my journey as a Special Education Resource Teacher in a Primary/Junior Autism Community Classroom. I look forward to sharing my journey, including (but not limited to): the physical classroom structure, work systems, individualized programming, my role as advocate for inclusive education and MORE!


A little about me: 
I very quickly learned that my passion and purpose in education lies in the Special Education realm. Structure, visuals, work systems, preferred reinforcers - these are a few of my favourite things! I also take pride in being an advocate for children and youth living with exceptionalities. My passion for inclusive education (and communities) is something that requires all of our attention. I look forward to sharing what this looks like within my new school community come the Fall and beyond the school context. 

A look back: 
I'd like to share a few snapshots into my former Primary Autism Community Classroom. Although it is no longer where I will be teaching, it was the place which ignited my passion for Special Education. You will see glimpses into my structured teaching environment - including my teacher table, bin work systems and visual schedules. No two classrooms, or two sets of students are alike! I anticipate some changes for the Fall with all of the things I have learned since setting up this classroom in mind... but change is good! 




Whats next:
I look forward to sharing my classroom transformation come the Fall and all of the aspects which make me exceptionally devoted to the Special Education world. 

Lets connect (and/or collaborate?!) via Twitter @meagansousa or leave me a comment below.

I especially cannot wait to share more!


M.






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Meagan Marie Sousa is a Special Education Teacher in the York Region District School Board. Specialized in teaching students identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder, she is eager to share her pedagogies that span the spectrum. As an advocate for children living with exceptionalities and inclusive education, she is hopeful that this blog will spark curiosity, wonder and inspire advocacy for all.

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