How to Prep Your Classroom and Reduce Overwhelm with Visual Cues
Autism Classroom Resources Podcast: A Podcast for Special Educators · Christine Reeve
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Show Notes
Graphics are good! Despite those who say otherwise, you can never have too many visuals. When you start putting a classroom together, it can feel a little overwhelming. How do you make decisions about where to start prepping without stressing yourself out? In this episode, I talk all about visuals and specifically focus on prioritizing the ones you need to include for a smoother teaching experience.
4:31 - The first step to narrowing down decision-making
5:18 - What you need to consider when prioritizing individual schedules
7:28 - The critical items you must include to make student schedules work
8:12 - Systems I believe every special ed classroom should have
8:56 - Signs you need to have on-hand early on
10:29 - Schedules to think about beyond day 1
12:40 - Use this if you know you’ll have an issue with rules
13:33 - How to keep your student's feet to the floor
14:03 - Visual cue ideas to keep your staff on track
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