Hey Special Ed Teacher,
We made it to 100 episodes of the Stepping Into Special Education podcast. I cannot believe it! I am beyond excited and so grateful for each and every one of you for tuning in each week!
When I started this podcast, I knew I wanted to provide a resource for special educators who were looking for support, tips, and community. I have truly been blown away by the incredible support I have received and the amazing community that has been built around this podcast. I am so grateful and truly blessed! Join me today as I look back on the past 100 episodes, reflect on why I started, celebrate big milestones, and what I am grateful for through this journey. I’m so glad I get to celebrate with you!
Take Care,
Michelle
Resources mentioned:
- Apply for the IEP Success Method: IEP 101 Course
- Episode 1. My Special Ed Journey and Why I Wanted to Start a Podcast
- Join the FACEBOOK COMMUNITY!
Connect with Michelle Vazquez:
- Leave a 5 star review
- Download your FREE IEP Meeting Checklist HERE!
- Become an INSIDER & join the email list HERE!
- Follow on INSTAGRAM!
- Contact: steppingintospecialed@gmail.com
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