10 types of Visual Schedules for Special Education
Using Visual Schedules: Using the right type of visual schedules can, quite honestly, make or break your classroom. Students crave routine, especially those that are
Using Visual Schedules: Using the right type of visual schedules can, quite honestly, make or break your classroom. Students crave routine, especially those that are
First Then Chart First Then Charts are based on the Premack Principle which is derived from ABA therapy. It is a tried and true method
Many times mini-schedules are often forgotten about or go overlooked in our special education classrooms. Or maybe you think that daily schedules are enough! Let
Classroom Set up! Teaching students with autism is such a unique and rewarding profession! It is also one of those specialist positions that
20 Center Ideas for Self-Contained Setting Before you even start making a schedule for your room, you have to know what centers you want your
Setting up a schedule in a self-contained classroom is one of the hardest parts of our job. I remember my first year of teaching thinking,
When teaching students with special needs, using visual aids are soo very important. It doesn’t matter what time of day it is, whether its Math
Visual schedules are just a visual prompt that is used to help our kids understand what is coming next. Simple right? But so many teachers
Lots of people working in special education struggle with their students transitioning from preferred activities to non-preferred activities, but have you ever tried using a
Once a week, I like to share a special education tip, and this week I want to talk about how to build interruptions into your