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FREE PRINTABLE: 6 Paula Kluth Tip Sheets on Inclusion
Today we’ve got a great free resource for you: a set of six practical inclusion tip sheets, adapted from the work of Brookes author and inclusion rock star Paula Kluth. Check them out below for some how-to tips on including and teaching all students. And at the end of this post, you can download the complete package of tip sheets as a ready-to-print PDF,
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TIP SHEET 1: Discover the 4 habits of highly effective inclusive educators—and how you can develop them.
TIP SHEET 2: From brown-bag lunches to school celebrations, here are 5 ways you can create an inclusive culture in your school.
TIP SHEET 3: What are some ways to get learning “off the page” and make it more active and engaging for all learners? Paula Kluth has 8 great ideas.
TIP SHEET 4: To provide stronger social supports for your students with autism, try these 4 ideas in your classroom.
TIP SHEET 5: Do you have students who are especially sensitive to sound? These 10 tips can help them manage auditory discomfort and remove obstacles to learning.
TIP SHEET 6: How can you ensure that your classroom is comfortable and welcoming for students with and without disabilities? This handy checklist will help you consider your whole environment, including sounds, smells, lighting, and seating.
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- A Dream Realized
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- How Not to Procrastinate
- How to Quit Writing and End up on the Bestseller Lists
- How To Write Your Own Press Releases
- Ideas Escape Me
- Keep a Clipping File
- Keeping an Idea Book
- Knowing and Finding Your Voice
- Moving Up the Rejection Ladder
- Mud Pies
- Plan for Success
- Pop Quiz: Who Are You?
- Rules for Writers
- The 8 Habits of Highly Successful Young-Adult Fiction Authors
- The Art of Being Rejected–475 Words
- The Literary Food Chain
- Tip Sheets on Inclusion for Children
- Various Types of Writing for Young Writers
- Why Article Writing Should Be A Part Of Your Career Development Strategy
- Why Children Like to Write Fiction Stories
- Working with a Critique Group
- Write Diaries for Your Children 01
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- Write Diaries for Your Children 03
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- Write Diaries for Your Children 05
- Writer’s Conferences Do You Really Need To Attend?
- Writing By Moonlight
- You Can Write A Short Story: Part 1 The Story Idea
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- You Can Write A Short Story: Part 3 The Climax
GRAMMAR & FORMATTING
GRAMMAR & FORMATTING MAIN PAGE
- Achieving 250 Words / 25 Lines Per Page
- And Sammy, Too? Oh, No!
- Changing Double Hyphens to EM Dashes in Word
- Edit Easier
- High Hopes–Avoiding Common Mistakes
- Misused Words
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- Proofreaders Marks
- Research Links
- Rules for Writers
- Slang and Jargon Souces
- Tightening Your Manuscript and Trimming the Word Count
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- 35 Online Work Ideas to Earn Good Money Whilst Studying
- An Interview with Holly Ambrose
- Copyright Primer, Know Your Rights
- EBooks-Fears to Possibilities
- Finding Markets Fiction and Nonfiction
- Freelance Writing 101
- Getting Offers from Multiple Literary Agents
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- How To Market Your Book After You’ve Written It
- How to Write a Novel Synopsis
- Love to Write: Here Is How You Can Build Your Career
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- News Desert Map
- Newspaper Writing Resources
- Path to Self-Publishing Success
- Publishing, Writing Terms, Acronyms
- Science & Science Fiction Writing Organizations
- Selling to Children’s Markets
- Submission Tracking
- Submitting to UK Markets
- Syndication 101
- The Hollywood Screenwriter’s Break-In BluePrint
- To Specialize, or Not to Specialize?
- Ultimate Guide to Being a Freelancer 2026 Update
- What Are Your Chances of Getting Published?
- Why Article Writing Should Be A Part Of Your Career Development Strategy
- Why E-Books?
- Words That Pay-The Rewards Of Choosing Writing As A Job
- Write Your Way to $1000 a Month
- Writing Groups List
- Youth Writing Markets
ONLINE SAFETY
SHORT STORIES
TARGETING THE YOUNG
- Ideas Escape Me
- Keep a Clipping File
- Keeping an Idea Book
- Knowing and Finding Your Voice
- Mud Pies
- Plan for Success
- The 8 Habits of Highly Successful Young-Adult Fiction Authors
- Tip Sheets on Inclusion for Children
- To Specialize, or Not to Specialize?
- Various Types of Writing for Young Writers
- What Are Your Chances of Getting Published?
- Why Children Like to Write Fiction Stories
- You Can Write A Short Story: Part 1 The Story Idea
- You Can Write A Short Story: Part 2 The Meat of the Story
- You Can Write A Short Story: Part 3 The Climax
- Youth Writing Markets
TEEN WRITERS
WORKSHOPS & CONFERENCES
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- 2026 NOV Workshops & Conferences
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WRITING CONTESTS
ABOUT WRITING CONTESTS
- A Guide to Assessing Writing Contests
- Writer’s Conferences Do You Really Need To Attend?
- Writing Groups List
- 2026 NOV Writing Contests
- 2026 OCT Writing Contests
- 2026 SEP Writing Contests
- 2026 AUG Writing Contests
- 2026 JUL Writing Contests
- 2026 JUN Writing Contests
- 2026 MAY Writing Contests
- 2026 APR Writing Contests
- 2026 MAR Writing Contests
- 2026 FEB Writing Contests
- 2026 JAN Writing Contests
- 2025 DEC Writing Contests
WRITING DIARIES
- Keep a Clipping File
- Keeping an Idea Book
- Various Types of Writing for Young Writers
- Write Diaries for Your Children 01
- Write Diaries for Your Children 02
- Write Diaries for Your Children 03
- Write Diaries for Your Children 04
- Write Diaries for Your Children 05
- You Can Write A Short Story: Part 1 The Story Idea
- You Can Write A Short Story: Part 2 The Meat of the Story
- You Can Write A Short Story: Part 3 The Climax
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