Overwhelmed and Not Sure Where to Start?

A 10-minute pause to get unstuck and see things clearly,
for new SpEd teachers who feel stretched thin

If you're a new or early-career special education teacher and everything feels urgent, unfinished, and impossible to prioritize, you're not alone.

 

Between IEPs, case management, collaboration with gen ed teachers, and actually teaching your students, it's easy to feel like you're constantly reacting instead of leading.

There really is a lot coming at you. Before you try to fix one more thing, take 10 minutes to pause and reflect on exactly what you have in front of you.

Antoine McCoy - SpED New Teachers

This guide is for you if you're:

  • A new or early-career SpEd teacher (years 1-3) trying to find your footing
  • Transitioning from Gen Ed to Special Education
  • Working on an emergency or restricted license
  • Teaching in inclusion settings
  • Feeling like everything is held together by duct tape

This free reflection guide helps you:

✓ Identify what's really causing the overwhelm (it's not always what you think)

✓ Understand which parts of your role need attention first


✓ Get clear on one manageable next step, without adding more to your plate

✓ Stop spinning and start moving forward with confidence

Antoine McCoy - SpED New Teacher Reflection Guide

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