How to Approach Autism Acceptance Month at your School

Are you stuck on finding a way to approach inclusion and acceptance at your school? To celebrate Autism Acceptance Month, The Autism Helper vlogger, Michelle, shares how she works with other educators and the general education population to promote acceptance and inclusion to their students.
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[@kaylonjohnson6612]

Unrelated question but when it comes to lessons, do your paraprofessionals plan any or do you assign most of the lessons they work on with the students?

[@theautismhelper]

I assign them all - we use Leveled Daily Curriculum so it’s all planned out. However occasionally, my paras will plan a lesson. I know in other classrooms, some paras plan art lessons. Hope that helps!