Alex Carter
Alex Carter is a Special Education Practitioner and Teacher Trainer with a passion for creating inclusive learning environments. He earned an M.Ed. in Special Education from the University of Michigan and a B.A. in Elementary & Special Education from Ohio State University. With over 15 years of experience, Alex has served as a Trainer & Consultant at the Inclusive Teaching Academy, a Special Education Teacher at Lincoln High School, and a Behavioral Support Specialist at the Autism Learning Center.
His expertise lies in classroom management for special needs students, developing communication strategies for children with autism, and adapting curricula for students with dyslexia and ADHD. He is also an advocate for teacher training in differentiated instruction, ensuring that educators are equipped to support diverse learning needs. Alex has contributed to several publications, including “Teaching Strategies for Children with Autism” in EdTech Magazine, “Building an Inclusive Classroom” on SPED Resources Blog, and “Supporting Parents in Special Education” on SpecialEdCommunity.com. His website, www.spedresourceshub.com, serves as a platform for sharing valuable insights, and he remains actively engaged with the education community through LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/alex-carter-educator).
Articles by Alex
Here’s The Real Truth On Getting Kids To Behave: 4 Reward Systems That Actually Work!
Parenting can be tough, especially when it comes to motivating children. You’ve probably tried everything—bribing, begging, or even issuing a threat.
Self-Contained Classroom vs Inclusion in Special Education
Choosing between a self-contained classroom and an inclusion classroom is one of the most important decisions you'll make for your child in special education.
What Are Testing Accommodations in Special Education?
Testing accommodations are crucial in ensuring students with special needs have a fair chance to show what they know and can do.
Devastating Effects of a Miswritten IEP in Special Education
An Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is essential for ensuring that your child gets the support they need in school. Think of it like a personalized wellness plan from a doctor—it’s designed to address your child’s unique needs and challenges.
What Is Tourette Syndrome- Understanding Symptoms and FAQs
If your child has Tourette Syndrome (TS), navigating school can feel challenging, especially if you’re still getting familiar with it yourself.
4 Simple Reward Systems For Kids (And How They Work)
Let’s face it: motivating kids can sometimes feel like a never-ending struggle. You try everything—bribing, pleading, even making empty threats (we’ve all been there)