Autism Classroom Setup PART 1: Special Ed Classroom Overview
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Student success starts with classroom setup! Join Jen as she shares how she sets up her K1-2 special education autism classroom to provide her students and staff with the best possible learning environment. She explains how she organizes her classroom into different zones, or centers, to promote effective learning!
Is there something specific you'd like to see in Jen's classroom this back-to-school season? Let us know in the comments below.
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Thank you for sharing. It is so helpful for me in setting up my classroom this year.
So glad to hear that it was helpful! Stay tuned for Part 2! 😊
I am moving from a PreK self-contained ASD unit to a 2/3 self-contained ASD unit. I’m struggling to wrap my head around a daily schedule and an arrival routine.
That's exciting - you're going to do great 🥰 Jen actually shared a video all about schedules earlier this year which you can check out here: ruclips.net/video/FHNjsKR7mbs/видео.html
I’m a 2/3 self contained and I think the main difference has been building more independent times, I’ve found at this grade level specifically the groupings have been really hard because I have SO many different levels and keeping a rigorous curriculum up with my more advanced students while adapting to behaviors from my more 1:1 kiddos is so hard.
@@nicolecurran6591 it is so hard - but it's possible! Be sure to check out our video on preparing students for independent work ruclips.net/video/U-Qjg2GkBqc/видео.html - it may help! 🤗
what program do you use for visuals for schedules? check in? math themes? literacy themes? so over whelmed. love all the strategies. Will be stating a K-2 Life skills class
Jen uses our Real Photo Visual Schedules which you can find here: shop.theautismhelper.com/products/real-photo-visual-schedules
What do you think of trampolines in the classroom? Like sensory area?
We have trampolines in my classroom and it works great!