129. 3 Tips for Successful Inclusion of Students with ASD in General Ed
Autism Classroom Resources Podcast: A Podcast for Special Educators · Christine Reeve, Autism Classroom Resources
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Show Notes
How can autistic students be successful and make the most progress in a general education setting? Whether they’re spending time in a specialist class like music or art or a full day in general education, there are some core things you can do to make sure the core program still works for them. In the first episode of this two-part series, I reveal some of the structure and support you can provide for students with ASD in larger environments.
3:45 - The first step in planning successful inclusion for a special needs student
4:53 - An example of how the first step can play out with a student
7:33 - Effectively communicate your goals to the staff
8:58 - A really good strategy for identifying primary goals and sharing them with others
10:14 - Don’t forget about these (I’ve seen so many general ed classrooms that don’t have them)
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