Special Educators, task box overwhelm is real! If the idea of choosing the right tasks to meet your students' need is keeping you from getting started, these tips are for you
These quick action tips will help you align tasks with your students' IEP goals and objectives, plus leave room for building independence. Try out 1, 2, or all the tips this week in your classroom!

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Task Box Dollar Club:
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Read all about choosing the right task boxes for students on your caseload:
https://positivelylearningblog.com/how-to-choose-task-boxes-for-students/

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