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Teaching Without Limits: Supporting Learners on the Spectrum
Meet Student A, seemed to be doing fine, minor occasional meltdowns. Now, over the top meltdowns, low frustration threshold, increase aggression. And Student B, once curious, enjoyed learning, excited to go to the school. Now, refusing to participate. Refusing to go to school at all. Screaming, crying, shutting down. What we see is only the tip of the iceberg. Beneath the behaviour, beneath the meltdowns and the refusals, is something more fundamental: a disconnect between t

Lari Kharkongor
Apr 27 min read


Understanding Special Education Due Process: What Every Parent and Teacher Should Know
Discover what special education due process is, why it safeguards every student’s right to a fair education, and how teachers and parents can work together through IEPs, documentation, and communication to prevent disputes and support student success.

Lari Kharkongor
Oct 14, 20256 min read


Classroom Accommodation (Part 5): Documentation
Documentation isn’t just paperwork—it’s your professional safety net. Learn why every teacher, especially Type B educators, needs a simple, consistent documentation system to track student progress, support IEP goals, and prepare for parent meetings. Work smarter, stay compliant, and protect yourself while helping students thrive.

Lari Kharkongor
Oct 6, 20254 min read
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