tidbITS for teachers: Interactive educational videos
EdPuzzle.com Videos can be a great teaching tool, but only if students are paying...
Tips for special education at home
Here are some ideas from edutopia.org to help cope with learning at home. Understand...
PlayWorthy: VocabularySpellingCity.com
VocabularySpellingCity.com offers more than 40 games for beginning readers, some of them free. Games...
tidbITs for parents: Movies with a focus on disability
by Kindy Segovia Assistive Technology Coordinator at Kent ISD, Grand Rapids, MI Check out...
Exercise breaks for remote learning
If you are teaching remotely, exercise breaks are a must! Studies show that children,...
tidbITs for parents: Activities for kids by Scholastic
Check out Scholastic’s Parents page at https://www.scholastic.com/parents/kids-activities-and-printables/activities-for-kids.html for articles on activity ideas for 4-...
Guide to college planning for students with disabilities
by Charlotte Pierce CPierce@thebestschools.org The transition from high school to college is a considerable...
PlayWorthy: Assistive technology gameplay
Tar Heel Gameplay, at tarheelgameplay.org, has a collection of free, easy-to-play, and accessible interactive...
tidbITs for teachers: Study Jams!
Study Jams! are free short animated videos and slide shows on math and science...
Using drag-and-drop in Google Slides to create interactive activities
One advantage of so many people providing remote instruction is the many new ideas...