AI Power Hour
One hour, one big win. Learn how to use AI to save real time on the work that eats your evenings, without giving up your judgment or your students' privacy.
1 hour
For special educators
You signed up for the kids. Let's get you back to them.
Practical help, real-world training and ready-to-use resources from a special educator with 30 years in the classroom. Because you shouldn't have to figure this out alone.
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The instructional coach you were supposed to get
Meet the Accessible instructional coach: an AI-assisted coach built on 30 years of special ed experience. Ask it about the behavior, the goal or the lesson that flopped, and get practical ideas any time. Even at 9:47 p.m.
- Help when the question shows up, not once a semester
- Ideas built for sped kids, not a gen ed checklist
- No new system to learn, no student names needed
Free to join the early list.
Training that fits in your day (and actually fits your kids)
No more sitting through a gen ed PD and wondering what it means for your caseload. Every session is built for special educators, by a special educator, and you'll leave with something to use tomorrow.
Lunch and Learn
Grab your lunch, bring your questions. A quick, practical session on one IEP or AI topic your team can use that afternoon.
30–45 minutes
Breakfast session
Coffee first, then one strategy to start the day stronger. Great for a staff meeting slot or a before-school PD morning.
30–45 minutes
Every format comes in an IEP focus or an AI focus.
Popular topics
IEP practice
- Writing clear, measurable goals
- Stronger, more consistent IEPs
- Working with families as real partners
AI for special education
- Using AI ethically and responsibly
- AI-enhanced accommodations
- Getting time back on paperwork
Accommodations and access
- Accommodations vs. modifications
- Helping gen ed teachers follow through
National presenter for BER (Bureau of Education & Research) · Presenting at DCDT 2026 and CEC 2027
Admins, see full session detailsWhat do you need right now?
I need help with IEPs
Present levels, measurable goals, accommodations, progress monitoring — and how they all connect so the IEP actually means something.
Explore IEP resourcesI want to use AI (the right way)
Save time without handing over your judgment or your students' privacy. Start with the basics and build from there.
Explore AI resourcesI'm new to special ed
Welcome. Deep breath. Start with plain-language explanations of IEPs, the lingo, and how all the pieces fit.
Start with the basicsBuilt by someone who's been in your shoes (and your IEP meetings)
I've spent 30 years in special education, in 5 states, across grade levels and disability categories. I've written the IEPs at the kitchen table and rewritten the behavior plan more times than I can count.
Everything here, from the training to the resources to the coach, has one goal: help you spend less time fighting the process and more time with your students and families.
Something you can use before Monday
The IEP cheat sheet (free)
What to prep, what to look for, and how to walk into the meeting feeling ready.
Get the free cheat sheetPrintable guides and tools
Free and paid resources made for real sped classrooms, including a free student interview for transition planning.
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