In the Resources and Tools section, you’ll find a curated collection of practical aids, many of which have been created from teacher suggestions, designed specifically to support your work with students who have been excluded from the traditional classroom. From interactive lesson plans and customizable templates to innovative tech tools and instructional guides, this page is your go-to resource for materials that you can immediately apply in your teaching practice.

Whether you’re a CTE teacher looking for ways to adapt hands-on projects like automotive repairs or culinary arts for students who can’t access on-campus facilities, a science teacher seeking virtual lab simulations to substitute for in-person experiments, or a social studies or geography teacher interested in using virtual field trips to explore historical sites or cultural landmarks, this section has everything you need. Additionally, for those working with special education students, we offer resources to help modify assignments and projects to ensure accessibility and success for all learners, even in a remote setting. 

Beyond content-specific tools, you’ll also find resources to help you communicate effectively with your students and ideas for making accommodations tailored to the unique challenges of students at DAEP. Whatever your teaching needs, these tools are designed to enhance your practice and help you meet your students where they are. 

Help Us Improve Our Resources!

We’re constantly striving to make this platform as helpful and comprehensive as possible, but we need your input to do that. Your experiences and insights are invaluable in helping us expand our collection of resources and tools. Please take a moment to fill out our feedback form—your suggestions will directly influence the resources we develop and share with this community.  Needs Assessment/Feedback Form 

Additionally, we encourage you to visit our Community and Support page, where you can connect with fellow educators and contribute your own ideas. This is a space for collaboration, so don’t hesitate to share the strategies, tools, and practices that have worked for you. Together, we can continue to build a supportive environment that empowers all educators to succeed, no matter the challenges they face.