Visual aids

This post is the follow-up to Teaching Children with Autism – The Intangibles. The first part of this post is authored by Christine Hoover. Below Christine’s article, I (Amy Fenton L…

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Over the next five days, I will post about 5 different, important teaching strategies to help an autism classroom run smoothly. 1. Visuals/Minimize Talking 2. Organization 3. Flexibility 4. Schedules 5. Behavior Management Tools Today I will start with Visuals/Minimize Talking One of the key components of an autism diagnosis is that students have qualitative impairments in communication (the ability to talk and understand spoken language). Using visuals instead of (or in conjunction with)…

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Need to convert measurements between metric and imperial units? These visual aids make it easy! Simply find the unit you want to convert from and then match it up with the corresponding unit on the other side of the chart. [Image of a metric conversions

I bet anyone whose ever had a specialist in to advise them how to support an autistic pupil has been told to use a visual timetable. I bet it’s written down as a strategy in almost every statement or EHCP for autistic pupils. You might have a visual timetable on your classroom wall. You […]

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If you and your child prefer something simpler, then this A4 laminated To Do/Done chart with Velcro strips is for you. Red strip are to be done, once done can be moved to green. Children can easily see what is expected from them/routine for day etc. Some children find comfort from physically moving the task across to done as they know it is time to move on to next activity/task etc. This schedule comes with 24 personalised visuals which you can choose yourself. Schedule is A4 in size and…

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GCA offer free workshops for parents to learn the skills and strategies to implement these visuals. For more information, please contact Geneva Centre for Autism at 416-322-7877 ext. 513 .

Teaching students how to visually represent information to build understanding, strengthen connections, and increase retention of lesson material