In a field of ever-changing acronyms, how do educators know which techniques to use and how to implement them effectively?...

Participating in literacy and reading activities is an important part of life.  Through reading we learn academic content as well as having access to the joy of leisure reading.  One strategy to improve reading skills...

March is National Reading Month in honor of Dr. Seuss’ birthday. Whether you’re out grocery shopping, cooking dinner, driving around in your car, or reading a book, literacy is everywhere!...

Did you know we have a section in our TTAC-ODU Library dedicated to autism?...

Have you ever smelled something that instantly took you back to another time or place? Perhaps you have tasted a particular food, felt a texture, or heard a song that brought back distant, but powerful memories... 

There are few careers that have a bigger impact than teaching, however, it does not come without challenges. In our recent Friday 5 blog series, we dive into five impactful approaches...

As special educators across Virginia aim to meet the diverse needs of students, the intersection of high-leverage practices (HLPs) and legislative requirements is more important than ever. One critical alignment that stands out is...

Looking for a systematic approach to supporting literacy in your division or school that aligns with the requirements of VLA and doesn’t feel like “one more thing”?...

Parent participation and teamwork are fundamental to special education. Parent feedback is a necessity in ensuring that a student is receiving a free appropriate public education. However, team participants do not always agree and conflict is a natural occurrence in team dynamics. Recognizing that conflict will happen, but that a healthy relationship between all members is in the best interest of the student, VDOE created these resources to support IEP teams navigate conflict successfully.