Visual supports

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As adaptive skills increase, challenging behaviors typically decrease. Made For Me Literacy visual supports help to develop student understanding, flexibility and independence. Dana Howell of Behavior Intervention and Solutions helps teachers understand the different formats and types of visual supports they can implement in their classroom. #visualsupports #specialeducationclassroom #teachertips

Autism spectrum disorders can make social interactions difficult to understand. This document provides a tool called "What Hurts Self-Identification Tool" to help autistic individuals identify what social situations cause them the most discomfort or distress. The tool was prepared by The TAP Service Center at The Hope Institute for Children and Families to assist those on the autism spectrum. - Download as a PDF or view online for free

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Here are some simple strategies you can use to add visual cues into your classroom routines

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Have you ever developed behavior supports for the students in your Special Education classroom and cannot find them when you need them? Setting up a student specific success binder has helped me keep all of the visual supports a student needs in one handy spot so they can access the supports they need to be successful any time they need them. #specialeducation #spedlife #behaviorsupports

A visual schedule uses pictures to communicate upcoming activities and task for students. Many students benefit from the use of a visual schedule, because it provides structure. Visual schedules are easy to use and modify to meet the needs of many children. They are helpful with preparing students for transitions, upcoming activities, and changes to […]

Supporting children with autism spectrum disorder using a visual scheduling tool - THE EDUCATION HUB

Using visuals in kindergarten is such a powerful way to make your expectations clear for your students. Use this teacher hack to make visuals even clearer!