Keeping Up With Schedule Changes in your Classroom

Maintaining effective communication with your classroom assistants, clinicians, and staff is paramount in a self-contained classroom setting. It can often pose challenges to ensure everyone stays informed, especially when unexpected schedule changes occur. In this video, vlogger Jen provides invaluable insights into three strategies she employs to keep her team connected and well-informed about ongoing activities in their special education classroom.
How do you communicate schedule changes at your school? Let us know in the comments!
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[@chrissimpson1183]

I am glad they still have book fairs, I still have some of the books I got from ours and I graduated HS in '89.

[@theautismhelper]

Thanks for watching!

[@ZanyProductionz]

How does the para immediately write down the schedule change if they are supporting the student in gen ed? They can't leave the student.

[@theautismhelper]

We carry walkie-talkies and let the team back in the classroom know, so we can account for the schedule change.