Being a special ed student all my life it turned me into one. I remember the day I told my school's special education teachers " I'm going to be a special eduation teacher it may take me longer than most but this is my career" from that day they did their best to prepare me for my career and college admissions. It's taken me 2 years to become a sophmore but I'm a step closer. This career was ment for me and it's my calling. What better person than one that understands their world?

I was in special ed all because my thought I had a problem with speech. I finally got out of the class when I was in 7th grade because I was given some test and the teachers realized I didin't need the class because I had a good reading comprehension and an average IQ. I was placed in a ICT class. Now I'm in highschool taking regular classes and getting A's and B's.

I’m a special Ed kid and it was not fun. I remember I would cry at night because I felt like no one understanded me and I felt the whole world was agents me. So now I want to be a early childhood special educator myself.

"There's a special place in heaven, for special education teachers." I totally agree and will be happy to accept my special place someday!

This teacher is so patient and good. I can't believe how calm she is for her first year. It is great that the school offers so much support. She is so nice and positive with these kids. I hope I can do the same.

when I was in fourth grade I was put into special ed because of aspergers that class was hell I had no one to talk to everyone was either autistic or physically disabled

When I was in special education, I felt a deep depression in my heart which is "Segregation". Also the other kids from general population pity you and look down on you because now they think you’re dumb, including my crush who thinks I’m weird now and she avoids me as much as possible.

If I was the teacher I'd be crying 24/7 , these people are so amazing and they deserve so much more recognition. God bless your hearts special ed teachers ❤❤

I finally got out of SPED at the age of 13 but then later I kept having PTSD from it because how they always grab me and punishing me for telling them to stop treating me like crap and for correcting them too much. I don’t consider to have autism because I worried someone will control me if I do have it just like when someone claims you as crazy against you, then like doctors or police or any other workers can do anything to you for an example. My friend who used to be in my regular high school class tried to help me to make me forget about what happened when I was at SPED system but I just couldn’t forget. I remember how I hated when special ed teachers forced me to sing with other SPED students and forced me to watch Little kids show. Also remembered that I was so pissed when they took my book called Divergent because they told it’s “inappropriate” for me to read it. I told my friend that I was about to kill myself because of those past. He felt sad and worried for me so he took me to a temple with eastern religious people to learn about dealing with past, forgiveness, compassion, and learn how to be in peace. People were very nice there and they got free tea and coffee there. Right now I’m still learning from the temple

I remember being in a special ed class like this, but it was mostly in my elementary years.

What a lovely teacher who sees each child as an individual who can reach goals. She's so caring and committed to her students. I expect by now she has done really well and leading others in a school.

I have to keep my special education program and my autism a secret from everyone because I am well aware of the stigma against autism and the bad treatment people commit. I hate the label. It’s a target for mockery, teasing, harassment, and belittling. People won’t want to be with you because of ur autism or disability. It’s how they are. It doesn’t matter if you behave “normally” if they find out you are disabled, then you are going to have a bad time at school. I was afraid of that, so I hid it. I knew if I blew my cover, my friends would leave and no one would go near me or talk to me again. I also won’t make friends ever again. I had to be sneaky and slick. Luckily, I never blew my cover. It’s sad and hard living with autism and the label of autistic. you have extra challenges and barriers to overcome. You will be met with stereotypes if they find out. You will be ridiculed and harassed. Life treats you worse than it does to a neurotypical person. Think of it as life but at a higher difficulty level.

I have an interview in January as a NYC teaching fellow candidate for Special Education-Bilingual. I am so in awe of Emily's calm, cool, yet engaging demeanor. You're an inspiration!

I've worked with special education students now as a peer tutor for a couple of years and it's really inspired me to become a special education teacher. The teachers all try to accompany the needs of their students and find plans that work for the students. I think a vast majority of teachers actually try to help their students and help them succeed.

I have a mild intellectual dissability and high functioning autism and I go to a special school I went to normal school struggled a lot and I felt dumb and I got teased a lot for not being able to do maths like the other kids my age but I was happy I had an awesome teacher who said this to me you are not dumb your special u have a gift not a lot of people have you have the power to see and perceive the world differently in a way no one else can see

I remember my parents and teachers thought I was special ed because I hated learning and all I liked to do was fool around. I then matured around 7 grade and then I started to focus on school. I took all regular classes and. I graduated with a 2.8 gpa

Bless this teacher and all she does. I work in SPED as a paraeducator and it’s not easy all. It takes hard work and dedication. Love this video ❤️

I remember the first time I realized that I was not in a normal place. I was confused and angry. They didn’t tell me about my autism until I was 12. I felt anger and confusion, as well as sadness combined to one complex emotion. I still remember that to this day.

I'm a special education major, and I can't wait to finally get into my field

I help out in one of the few special education classes at my school (Walt Whitman HS, also in Montgomery County) and I love it! The kids are the sweetest and working with them makes my day so much better.

My grandson is participating in the special Ed program because he had a heart transplant and a stroke. He’s doing well! I appreciate his teacher sooo much! This was very touching ❤️😍

They said that i will never live a normal, successful livelihood. Well screw that! In my sophomore year I finally got out , My senior year I got my driver's licensure, worked a full time job, wrestled and was on the swim team, and got absolutely ripped. I am now going through air force MEPS to become an airman and a pilot. THE TIDE HAS TURNED, NOW.

this is really touching. she’s is so patient with them and i can tell that she enjoys what she does. these kids are human being just like us and i’m glad that she sees that and treats them as such❤

You have to love our teachers, giving every day what they have, sometimes having half days here and there but overall they’re champions! They need to be paid better for what they do for our children. It truly is a gift to be able to work with kids

Carla Linton. When I was in School. I was in Speacial Education Program and I had low Self-esteem because I was in Speacial Education Program. And when I Graduated from high school. I got a Special Education Diploma.

This has been my life for 27 years as a special ed teacher. No wonder I am tired lol! It is different seeing it from the out side.

I'm in a special education credentialing program and I started out wanting to help students with learning difficulties, but over the years as an undergrad and a grad student that the tasks involved is easier said than done and I tend to get very set in my daily routines and I've had to take time off from my program to pass the CSET test. I sometime worry bout surviving in this type of eduction like classroom. Because even though I struggled with learning disabilities, I look at students like these and instinctively wonder "we have to raise them up with their cognitive and academic ability, how in the world am I going to do that" because it's a never ending challenge. I am familiar with lesson plans and IEPs but I've never built one from the ground up. Hopefully I can start student teaching this fall, but the thought of going into it scares me to death because have a lot weighing on my shoulders gong into it. All I want is happiness for myself, my future students and their families and the rest of the faculty. Please God watch over me.

Special education is the worst.... I’m being forced into it again for the second year and I honestly don’t even know why! All my grades are A’s and there’s an occasional B but that’s probably it! I’m pretty smart tbh and I know tons of other kids who would better fit in this than me! I feel like I’m only being put in this because I don’t talk enough but literally not talking enough has NOTHING to do with learning problems! Heck, I probably learn better because I actually bother to listen to the teacher other than talk all class long! I was pretty depressed before but SPED made it so much worse! During the time when I had it, I was probably at my lowest point in life and cut everyday I went home! I wanted to die so bad! I’m surprised I’m still alive to this day typing this! I’m still pretty traumatized by last year and am so not interested in doing a second year! It made my self esteem even lower than it already was which is pretty hard to do since it’s already so low lol. I also feel like a teacher told the school to put me in SPED. That teacher HATED me! The school has done numerous tests on me like math, reading and speech tests and I did fine! Actually I did really well on the math one so I have absolutely no clue what I’m doing in SPED lol..... This whole thing stresses me out so much and I just needed to rant about it somewhere...... SPED is awful and should be removed or only put students that actually NEED it and not just whoever they want just because a teacher said to....

If you're in special ed like IEP, the classes they put you in Will hold you back and won't prepare you for Any sort of further education outside of high school like College. I have friends who were IEP and they're working very menial jobs and I feel so sorry for them.

Sheva Hercules. What an amazing teacher. She was great considering it was her first year. I love her quote." Teach them what they can do and not what they can't do". The life skills she was teaching them were great and one day they will become functional adults.

I want to be a special need's teacher, but I'm worried about my emotions when I'm feline with it. I sometimes cry when I see them, not because I feel bad for them, but because they manage to stay happy through it all. How can I become a successful special needs teacher? Are there any tricks to becoming a good one?

“There’s a special place in heaven for people who help special people.” Aw

I'm going to pursue this career!!! it makes me so happy to think about me working with wonderful kids like them!

I enjoyed watching this clip. This teacher was so pleasant and patient with all the children even during her crazy morning. It is great that the school staff offers her so much support and feedback. Being a Spec. Ed teacher is not easy at all but the end result from seeing the smiles on the students faces is a big reward to show how hard work does pay off.

This is what I want to be 💞 this woman is an inspiration and a wonderful human. The children are incredible. Maya’s smile warmed my heart 🥺

God, those teachers must have like nerves of steel.

I just recently started thinking about how I feel when I talk to or work with a developmentally disabled/ special needs peer in my school and I have been wondering if that's something I could see myself doing professionally later in my life. This video was a really big help and a good look into what it's like to have this kind of job. I'm going to talk to some of the Special Education Teachers at my school tomorrow and I just wanted to say kudos to the person that made this video and to the wonderful woman teaching!!

What a remarkable teacher. You can really see where her passion is in this video. She displays an experienced level of patience with the students. This video really allows the viewer to see what goes on in a special education classroom; from the beginning of the day right down to the end. I also picked up on how the agenda was displayed in a special education classroom just like it is posted in a general education classroom. Sheva Hercules really does loves her job and her students. She truly d

I’m thankful every day for my twin sister to have access to special ed. She’s got autism and epilepsy. I thank them for aiding her and helping her progress emotionally. She has made some amazing friends and she’s been making great strides academically. It has taken a lot off me and my mothers shoulders. And for making her happy, I am forever grateful!

heres a tip and advice: if u guys are studying/wanting to be a special ed teacher then its great to also volunteer or be in special ed programs like autism/special ed programs near u or special ed camps or events, its very educational and they always need helpers and volunteers and most of the time everyone is great and nice and the kids/adults who have special needs are very nice too and loving :D

This was such a great video to watch and it was even better to watch this teacher's methods on interacting with the students in her classroom. You can clearly see the compassion that she has for what she does and for this particular group of students. Most teachers would not be able to go through the same routine that she does everyday. It definitely does take a special person to work with students who have special needs.

It was a pleasure hearing about the hard work that you accomplish as a special education teacher.

I've been to what's called FLS (short for Functioning Life Skills) during my elementary school years where I live. I had the most wonderful teachers. I was even lucky to go and visit my regular classrooms a couple hours at a time. (Mostly before lunch; sometimes afterwards depending on the grade I was in.) I then decided not to go there anymore as I got into Jr High and High school because I'm far more advanced than the kids older than me. My mother even said that I've been doing the 1:1 aide system since the 4th grade. Nowadays since I graduated in 2013, anytime I visit a public school, I feel like I don't belong in the special education classes. I felt like I belong with the other kids in a regular class. The good times I had in my years was during lunch, I'd sit and observe the kids and teachers to see how they enjoy their lunches.

Its simply great !! observations and visual schedule set up to make school happy and comfortable !!!

Wow, what a remarkable lady. Thanks for sharing!

I’m a SPED Instructional Assistant. I love my kids. And love watching them grow. They come so far by this time of the year. My question is, does this teacher have an assistant or aide? Maybe they weren’t in the video🤷🏽‍♀️ It gets pretty busy in these classrooms. 😌

Beautiful video. There are many amazing teachers and programs out there...so glad to see this.

I really enjoyed seeing this clip it reminds me so much of 2 of my schools that I went to in the late 80's early 90's, I love how the teachers and staff are compassionate about focussing on the students and providing lots of positivity and praise for them. I really like this lady and the clip she truly cares about these students and they all look so very happy.:)

What an amazing program. I was not familiar with SCB programs. Teaching life skills is such an important part of learning for these students. The young teacher is amazing. Her enthusiasm and patience are genuine and you can tell she truly loves her job. The day of a SE teacher can be exhausting but is most often rewarding.

She is a sweet and special teacher.. I admire the special needs teacher

Omg I love this video so much. As a special ed student, this teacher warmed my heart. She makes sure her students are okay and encourages them a lot. She had lots on her plate but she’s able to take them on like a pro. She has inspired me to become a special ed teacher when I’m a bit older. The principal was absolutely right when she said “there’s a special place in heaven for people who teach special education”

Thanks heaven for all special ED teachers and assistance ❣️ Mother of a special need child

Being put is speacial Ed and u don't have a disability a HUGE rep killer. I hope I don't go to speacial ed,I have a man on the inside and he said they do minimum work and are treated like babys. I hope he gets the edcitiuon he needs.

The people on here complaining about being in special ed. They don't put you in there just for the fun of it. I was a B honor roll student in highschool, however I was a rebel and didn't attend school and started focusing less. This led me to me being in there. Also the tests you take also determine your level of understanding on the material they teach. So, stop blaming the teachers and actually focus on school, get your grades up, because If you do you they have no reason to put you in there. Their main goal is to get the kids out of the class and help the ones that need it most.

I agree with KinsgstonSchool. These students are very lucky to have such a devoted teacher. I have a daughter with Special Needs and would be thrilled if she had a teacher like this that truly cares about, and loves her students. She fills their days with quality time and useful activities. Please take care of yourself and find time for you, so you don't burn out.

This teacher is super amazing I have never seen a teacher like this man she is so good at her job

It's nice to see that people see and have positive hopes in Special Education. I've taught Special Education and I can't imagine doing anything else. I love my students!

Wow I wished my son had a teacher like her. She’s so dedicated and passionate.

This is so refreshing! Thank you for all you do!

It is great that schools have this for children in need... I was put in this only because I'm deaf, so I got bored quickly and eventually, the school let me sit in the front row of normal classes (so I could lipread) and found an interpreter... I was happy for that!

One of my biggest criticisms of education systems that they don't actually spread awareness of disabilities of some of there students and everyone can get well educated and maybe give them the decency of of being a human.

She just takes over like a mom 😭 so aware of every kid gives me chills. That’s hard to do with just one kid let alone a whole class ❤️ No doubt that is an overwhelming job. She’s like ive gotta go feed Maya! But at the same time a million things probably circling in her head but to focus and stay stable and calm and compassionate in that moment… and push other stuff aside, that’s stuff nurses do, plus she’s a teacher and developing a program and herself. Just blows my mind. People see a sweet lady but it takes a special person not only smart but lots of love and vision. And perseverance and positivity. If everyone had a little of this vision and ability to see what good can come if you apply yourself in other peoples’ lives and believe the world would be a better place.

The level of patience these people have is really amazing

I had a rough time in the special needs program. I was there because I actually have autism, but I’ve gone a long way. All I have trouble with is social skills, my IQ, however isn’t below average. I was belittled, harassed, and talked down to as if I was retarded…I asked to be let out but they never did, i did have regular education classes tho. That’s still true to this day, I have always felt inferior to other kids because of the program and my disability. I wanted to die because of all of this. They didn’t help much in middle school and high school. I’m in high school now and that’s still true. I am quiet, but not dumb. I think I should be taken off special education and instead see a therapist in the school or outside of the school who can help with my social skills. They taught me easy stuff and stuff I learned beforehand. I felt like I was in kindergarten again and i felt insulted. It always was stupid easy, and still is, but that’s a problem because I am not learning new stuff. Colleges will deny me because of special education…great.

I would like to say thank you for anyone that help anyone needs help even if you get paid for that .I wish we have same level school in iraq to help the kids that got affected by War. Love for all

i loved ms luedtke. i think this video is a perfect representation of who she is, and what i remember of her from high school :)

Wow what a great inspiring video! These teachers and students are awesome

I'm studying to be a special education teacher

I'm autistic and I've been in Special Education classes thoughtout all my school years, from 1st grade to 12th grade

Thank you so much for this video. Ever since I was in third grade I knew I wanted to be a teacher. My Mother, grandma and multiple uncles are all teachers. If you had asked me 3 years ago if I would want to pursue a career in Special Education I would I turned you down flat. Now it is all I can dream of. I am a high school junior; I plan on becoming a Special Education Teacher Assistant and then, ultimately moving up to either an inclusion specialist or a Special Ed. classroom teacher. Thank you so much for your grat example and passion for inspiring kids. It motivates so many people, people that you don't know are paying attention.

I really liked watching this video clip! This particular is a awesome teacher. She is so great with her students. I also liked her goal for her students. She wants everyone to learn that people with disabilities are just like everyone else. I just realized how time consuming and difficult a special education teachers job is.

This touched my soul. God bless SE teachers.

I feel like these kids will grow up to be perfectly functional adults with the teachers that are there to help and support them

So at the moment of my high school, here in Quebec I’m part of this program that they’re speaking about. And from my point of view, I’ve been so intelligent over my past years of school, till out of no where, which in particular they bring me in this class for one obvious reason telling me that I wasn’t doing good grades. I told them to at least give me a hand full of chances to redeem myself in this situation where I felt out of place in my school. Since when I was in that classroom, goodbye for having a normal life spend for your job career and future environment that’d you’re gonna think it will be perfect, which in reality it’s not the best thing ever. Getting bullied over one, and that was mostly because I was part of that class.

I love this!!! God bless These classes

I was in special education from 2nd grade to 12th grade God bless teachers like her

Wow, I'm a special education teachers aide and I cannot wait to have my own classroom. Thanks for the awesome video. Sincerely, Jeff A Teacher in the Making

I was in Special Ed and it was a bit crazy at times. Got out in 4th grade. Then moved. Kids were worse actually in the new school than they were in special Ed. Finally in 10th grade the English teacher said special Ed kids are better than us.

This is amazing! As an aspiring special educational needs teacher, I have so much respect for people like this!

The majority of special ed teachers based on my personal experience we're very good very nice and extremely helpful. I feel that you all are an excellent contribution to the education system.

My family adopted 15 handicapped children over the course of 30 years, there for I grew up with it ( I'm 20). I'm considering switching my major from nursing to being a special needs educator. This video had me in tears because I have such a love for these kinds of kids.

thank you for teaching them real world skills

Don’t any of y’all think that it’s stressing to be in a special education program when some of your friends have a bit more disabilities than yourself does & the administration doesn’t care about your friends but just yourself, especially when recovering from autism. When I started Pre-K in Late 2009, I started as a normal student, but I didn’t know what to do then because I was only 4, so I was put in Special Education in Early 2010, but I still managed to get to Kindergarten. I was in Special Education all of the 2010-2011 school year as a kindergartener, & I was lacking to speak, so the administration held me back, & I was clearly the oldest student in a classroom, but the administration took me out of special education for my repeat on kindergarten, & I managed to get to 1st grade without special education, & I honestly think special education was never the answer anyways. Then I started to interact with more students in school, & I was doing okay as a true normal student until Late 2017 when I started middle school because the administration put me in special education for no reason. I have one friend who has more disabilities than I do, & the administration of my middle school didn’t care about my friend but just myself way too much. I didn’t realise I had special education in Late 2017, but when 2018 arrived, I realised it was special education I had, which was why the special education teacher’s assistant was in all of my classes to watch the students in special education. When I realised I was in special ed, I told the staff in special ed that I didn’t want to be in their program anymore because I didn’t belong in that program. In 7th grade, the special ed teacher didn’t care about me very much than in 6th grade, & I had a girlfriend in November 2018. When some of my friends realised I had special ed in 6th grade, they decided to make fun of me by snatching my lunch box away, & I was so pissed that I really need to act more mature in Early 2019 to get out of special ed completely, especially get good marks. Before starting 8th grade, I took the bridge program to take Algebra I before starting high school, I took Algebra I in 8th grade, & I did cross country as my athletic sport from September to October 2019. I thought being in Algebra I before starting high school & cross country would give me a break from special ed as I was completely a normal student from 26 August 2019 to 5 February 2020, I was much happier in autumn last year, but when December arrived, I started to have anxiety about the midterm exam on Algebra I, but I passed the exam, this I stay in Algebra I for next semester, but the week after taking the midterm exam on Algebra I, I started to have anxiety & stress over 2020 arriving as I fear 2020 will be worse than 2019, & COVID was around in December 2019, but not in USA, & I made a 65 in one class for the 3rd cycle, but I made a 77 in that class I made 65 in the 3rd cycle for the 1st semester. When 2020 arrived, I was all stressed out, & feeling depressed on how old I’m getting, then on the 2nd day of 2020, I decided to talk in a British accent to make me feel better, & I was like that almost all of 2020, especially when I’m in school, most students didn’t mind me talking in a different accent. I felt very mature, & intelligent in January this year until the 6th day of February this year when the special ed teacher starts to bother me again, & the special ed teacher & that one administrator started to talk about my past when I wanted to move on because we have to move with time, we cannot just be behind time talking about the past, we have to keep moving with time until death. The special ed teacher decided to switch my timetable for me to have a level 2 class when I was improving my behaviour, my marks, & my contact with others, but he didn’t believe me, so I was all stressed out again, the worse to come in March, the devil virus started to hit my place & the city had to shutdown, in Spring of this year online school wasn’t very bad for me until May when the special ed teacher was complaining about my 54 in my elective. I always knew special education was stressful. I had 2 friends who averaged 65 & 63 in one class for the 3rd cycle & averaged lower than I did for the semester, & the administration didn’t care about some of my friends, which was super unfair because they did poorly in the level 3 classes like I did, but only cared about me & not my friends. Now, I’m stuck being watched by the special ed teacher in high school now since I’m in high school, & I don’t think it makes sense that I’m taking geometry in 9th grade, & I need to have a special ed teacher watching me, but some of my friends are in Algebra I for 9th grade, & some of my friends have more disabilities than I do, & the administration just doesn’t care about them but just me. I fear I’ll still have the special ed teacher stalk me for 10th grade, but hopefully when I’m a junior & senior, I can be a completely normal student again, & I can be mature, intelligent, & free again. 2020, & school system, give us a break.

What a wonderful video and especially what a wonderful teacher.

i was in special ed and i wanted OUT of the class lol

I enjoyed your video. It demonstrates a real special ed classroom with moderate to severe disabilities, and you did a great job !

As someone who's been around, be it in classes, or in psychiatric hospitals, people with cognitive disabilities, it makes me extremely happy to see a motivated teacher who understands the needs of these kids.

I like that the sped teacher asks her students questions, and keeps going. I'm a substitute teacher who's subbed for sped classes. The students I encounter are mostly nonverbal and some need help with motor skills. So, I sometimes am not sure of expect students to do. So when she said, she hopes that people will have expectations beyond limits in regards to the students, that's a powerful hope. That's pushing me to think I can hold students up to expectations and keep trying.

My mom works with the special ed kids, and they are the sweetest things ever! However, like it was said, they do set each other off. There is one girl that is so small, she is like 4ft 8in and like 80 pounds, but she is like 14. Then there is another boy which is huge. He is like 5ft 9in and 230 pounds. And trust me, the girl loves to aggravate the boy, even though he can likely kill her. Anyway, last week, she set off the boy, and the boy ended up chucking a chair across the room, shattering a window, and destroying the smartboard. It was terrifying.

Very motivating video! This video gave me great ideas. I have an interview this Monday for my very first Sped job!

Amazing how you approach the students. This is what I am aiming for.

From what I have seen on this video, Mrs. Luedtke seems very nice, energetic, and very enthusiastic about teaching students who happen to have certain special needs. I am on the Autism Spectrum (used to be Asperger Syndrome before the new DSM came out), and I would have loved to have a teacher like her when I was in school. I was in mostly general Ed classes with a one to one aide.

I admire this teacher. One day i hope i am a perfect special education teacher just like her

As a middle school Special Education Teacher, I am saddened by many of these posts. Many claim we don't care about our students, and we treat them horridly? If the students only knew what we endure to stay in compliance, they would be a little more understanding. Chances are, however, if a student is in special education being classified as LD or BD, it's really the choice of the student to be in SPED. In my years of teaching, I have found that the greater portion of SPED students do not care one way or another if they pass their classes or not. They do not care if they do their assignments, or complete (what little) homework is assigned to them. They argue, complain. They call their teachers horrid names (one of the BD students I had last year will be making license plates when he leaves school, he is that BD). But it's our fault the student has an IEP or is placed into inclusion classrooms or specific special education classrooms, such as in Mathematics or Reading. The students have no clue the hours and hours we spend writing IEP's each year, or BIP's. They have no idea the effort it takes to send out PWN's and ensure they make it home, or the efforts that go into contacting parents to see if they will make it to the meetings. And we don't get paid extra to do any of that extra paper work, nor do we get paid any extra to be talked to and treated like we're sub-human teachers because we have to stay in compliance with the IEP's for each student. SPED is hard to teach, and difficult at best to contend with. The ungrateful students we deal with each day are clueless, as most of these posts indicate from this thread.

I had a IEP in middle school until senior year in HS but I was put in a regular classroom and just got extra help.

I went to special ed and I think this is brainy just teachers taking the time and effort and helping kids thumbs up

I appreciate everything Special Ed teachers do thank you

3:34 No hugs? Why the hell not?

As a special education student who suffers from autism, ADD, OCD, DMDD and emotional dysregulation, I would love to go to a school environment like this. It looks so relaxing and the teacher seems very nice.

I was in this class and they really help me in some way thank you