Scheduling - Uppercase
Gina Pepin, Ed.D.
posted
February 5, 2024
Scheduling
Linda Dixon
replied
February 9, 2024
As a special ed. resource teacher, scheduling has always been a difficult task. I found that using a hands on interactive board, the task becomes much easier to see. I start by creating magnetic tickets for each of my students with the amount of time that they need to be scheduled. Using a magnetized board, it makes it easy to move things around and visually see who is scheduled. It also makes it easy to change schedules easily when there is a change in the routine. Here is a picture of my schedule board that includes my paras and who they are scheduled to work with for the day.