Token Board & Autism
If you are teaching students in special ed, an autism classroom, or even in general ed, you have probably been face to face with some… Read More »Token Board & Autism
If you are teaching students in special ed, an autism classroom, or even in general ed, you have probably been face to face with some… Read More »Token Board & Autism
How do you deal with and stop stimming in Autism units? Or at least manage be behavior so that it is not disruptive in the… Read More »Stimming in Autism
Dealing With Trigger Words Not that long ago, I did a personal consultation with a mom who was at the end of her chain. She… Read More »Dealing with Trigger Words
Every day teachers from all over the world email questions and seek advice on how to best work with students who have significant disabilities including… Read More »Quick Tips for Teaching Students with Autism
9 Essential Classroom Tips to Calming in a Meltdown. Whenever I think of a meltdown, I think of the girl from Charlie and the Chocolate… Read More »Calming in a Meltdown
Routine and Procedures If you are teaching in a structured classroom, you know how important routines and procedures can be. When there is no plan,… Read More »Routine and Procedures
Wandering in children with Autism is common… Here’s my story as a teacher who has had to help find a missing child as well as… Read More »Autism and Wandering
Tips to Transition After Recess Brooklyn asks about some tips to transition after recess:“I have a student who is having a really hard time transitioning… Read More »Tips to Transition After Recess
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Calming Techniques for Students with Autism Saying “Calm Down” to a student with Autism may get you the result you want… a calm and receptive… Read More »Calming Techniques for Students with Autism