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About This Workshop
Starting a career in special education is exciting, but it can also feel incredibly overwhelming. Between managing diverse learning needs, handling behavior challenges, and trying to create an inclusive environment, many new special educators feel lost before they even start. This free live workshop is designed specifically for you. Whether you're about to step into your first special education classroom or you're a few weeks in and struggling to find your footing, you'll learn the practical classroom strategies that experienced educators use to build effective systems, support student behavior, and create an organized, supportive learning environment. Best of all? You'll walk away with actionable ideas you can implement immediately, not theory, but real strategies you can use on day one. No more guessing. No more stress. Just practical tools that work. Ready to feel confident in your special education classroom? Join us for this free workshop and take the first step toward the successful career you deserve.
About Your Instructor, Steffanie Rupp, M.Ed., BCBA
Welcome! I'm passionate about supporting new special educators because I remember exactly how you feel. When I started my career in special education, I felt overwhelmed, underprepared, and honestly, a bit lost. I made mistakes, learned hard lessons, and gradually figured out what actually works in the classroom. Over the years, I've worked with hundreds of students with diverse learning needs and supported countless new teachers through their first year. I've seen what separates teachers who thrive from those who struggle, and it's not magic. It's practical systems, clear strategies, and the confidence that comes from knowing you have a solid plan. That's why I created this workshop. I want to give you what I wish I'd had on day one: real, actionable strategies from someone who's been in your shoes. My goal is to help you skip the painful learning curve and build a classroom where you and your students can actually succeed. I'm excited to share what I've learned with you.