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Join me at InclusionRules.com
Posted on July 22, 2022 in News
I know that many of you are already aware, but I want to officially welcome all visitors to check out my new site, InclusionRules.com. In addition to loads of new content, the most popular content from PaulaKluth.com will be available on InclusionRules.com too.
InclusionRules.com is where you can find …
2022 Co-Teaching Kickoff Event
Posted on July 22, 2022 in News
In August and September of 2022, I am offering my Co-Teaching Kickoff event to get us all back into the game of collaboration, co-planning, co-visioning, and, of course, co-teaching.
This opportunity is for all team members, including administrators …
All In The UNCONFERENCE – February 2021
Posted on February 02, 2021 in News
In case you missed the news, the UNCONFERENCE has started!
Come and learn from the voices featured in All In: Creating Inclusive Virtual Classrooms!
While some students with disabilities are heading back to physical classrooms, many are still in virtual or hybrid settings. As we begin the second semester, it is so important that we continue to engage these learners and seek creative ways to include and support them and their peers without disabilities.
If you value inclusive education and are ..
“Don’t We Already Do Inclusion?” Planning Tool
Posted on June 27, 2020 in News
I have been having so much fun working virtually with book clubs this summer– it has helped me to connect with so many of you in a personal way. To keep the fun moving forward and to provide inclusion energy and support for your inclusive activities, I wanted to share a handout that I’ve been using with study groups, book clubs, and steering committees who are using …
Coaster LIVE!
Posted on March 24, 2020 in News
We may be sheltering in place, but Coaster refuses to “stay”! I have made him available to all of you as of last week via my YouTube channel.
To support teachers and families who are teaching and learning virtually, I released this clip so teachers of young children can share storytime with their students and teachers of older students can craft lessons about …