There are some simple, easy alternatives to laminating pictures for your classroom visuals. Busy teachers and classroom staff will love these quick options. Teachers love laminators. It’s probably more accurate to say they love having their visual tools laminated to preserve them from kids who are very creative in their ability to chew, bend, rip
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Autistic Students: What Happens When Our Teaching Doesn’t Match What Kids Really Need? Question: Why do we keep teaching phonics to children who don’t yet understand what words mean? Question: Why do we expect kids to sit still and focus when their bodies are begging to move? Question: Why do we push reading and math goals when
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An autism classroom will become a place where autistic students can learn to participate in their learning opportunities successfully with the rest of the students. These 12 Essentials address the basic communication and sensory needs of those with ASD. The result is successful management of many common behavior and sensory issues that can occur in the
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Eventually teachers will get back into their autism classroom. A lot of things in each room will be different. It has a lot to do with preferences and personalities. In spite of that, there are some essentials that will need to be there to help students orient to their new environments. These essentials are essential, no
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