Hosted by Jennifer DeBrosse · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 187 episodes
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Special Educators Resource Room with Jennifer DeBrosse is the podcast for busy special education teachers. Whether you’re brand new to the world of special education or an experienced teacher, this podcast will provide time-saving solutions for any busy special educator. Get ready to move things off your special educator plate without feeling like you have to live at school. I’m your host, Jennifer DeBrosse. I’m dual-certified, have been in education for over 25 years, and spent time in both the inclusion classroom and the resource room setting. I was also a special education instructional coach and mentor to hard-working educators just like you. Tune in each week for quick action-packed episodes. They will be short, sweet, and to the point because I know how busy you are. I’m on a mission to help you get your time back! Let’s connect! You can find more special education support at: Positively Learning Blog (PS: while you’re there, be sure to grab the free Special Ed
Jennifer DeBrosse hosts Special Educators Resource Room Podcast: Real Talk for Special Education Teachers, a education show with 187 episodes published.
If your students are constantly asking, "What's next?" or support staff isn't sure how independent work should flow, this episode is for you. This is Week 5 of the Special Educators Summer Series and we're covering the K
There is a difference between a task a student can do and a task a student can do independently . Most classroom activities are designed for the first. Independent work requires the second. In this episode, we're talking
Special Educators Summer Series Week 3 - What You Actually Need to Build the Tasks. We're in the TASKS Framework. Last week was the T — Think it through — and your homework was three priority skills written down before y
Most teachers build independent work by finding things that look good. This episode is about doing it the other way around — starting with the skills your students actually need, before you open TPT or search for a singl
If independent work keeps falling apart in your classroom, this episode is for you. Many special educators assume they need better activities, more task boxes, or more resources. But most independent work problems aren't
End-of-Year Classroom This or That Today’s episode is a lighter end-of-year conversation all about classroom “this or that” choices in special education classrooms. We’re walking through a few end-of-year teacher opinion
The end of the school year reveals a lot about how a classroom is really functioning. In this episode, we’re talking about what late May behavior, routines, and classroom energy might actually be telling you — especially
This month, Task Box Club turns 4 years old 🎂 In this episode, I’m reflecting on: how the club startedwhat independent work looked like in my classroom years agothe evolution of the club over the last 4 yearsfunny and n
This time of year, a lot of educators quietly start asking themselves: 👉 Can I do this again next year? 👉 And do I want to do it here? In this episode, we’re talking about the difference between teaching being hard (be
If you had end-of-year budget money for your classroom… what would actually be worth buying? In this episode, I’m sharing: ✔ what I’d prioritize at different budget levels ✔ what purchases truly support independence ✔ an
Planning independent work doesn’t have to feel like starting from scratch every week. In this episode, I’m sharing how to actually use a bank of task box ideas so planning feels faster and students can work more independ
Is task completion actually hurting student learning? In this episode, we’re clearing up a common misunderstanding: 🟡 what “task completion” really means 🟡 why it’s not the same as compliance 🟡 and how independent wor
AI is helping teachers write IEPs faster than ever. But… are we still fully behind what we’re writing? In this episode, we’re unpacking: ✔ where AI helps ✔ where to pause ✔ and how to stay grounded in your professional j
Ever feel like some IEP goals look good on paper… but don’t actually get used? You’re not alone. In this episode, we’re talking about why that happens, how it shows up, and what it looks like to write goals that actually
If you feel like you’ve tried everything—different activities, centers, task boxes—but your classroom still isn’t running smoothly, you’re not alone. The issue usually isn’t the materials. It’s that everything is working
How long should independent work planning take? For many special educators, it can easily take 2–3 hours every week . But with the right system, it doesn’t have to. In this episode, I share the simple routine I use to pl
Teaching isn’t just lesson plans and instruction. In this episode, you’ll hear several real classroom stories about the moments when advocating for students meant speaking up, pushing back, and navigating decisions that
If you feel like you’re powering your entire classroom all day, this episode is for you. We’re building on last week’s bottleneck conversation and focusing on something even more practical: reducing the number of moments
If your classroom feels harder than it should, it might not be behavior — it might be a bottleneck. In this episode of Special Educators Resource Room, we’re uncovering the hidden slow-downs that quietly drain your time,
Your caseload increased… but your data system stayed the same. In this episode of Special Educators Resource Room, we’re talking about the silent mismatch that leads to data overwhelm — and how to recalibrate your plan w
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