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Have you ever asked the teachers to tell you what they want a lesson on, and they tell you, and then you regret asking a little because you have no idea how
Let's face it. Many of our students do not know how to regulate and process the emotions they may encounter on a daily basis. In order to develop age-appropriate social skills, teach emotional development, and model safe and appropriate behaviors, a calm down corner is a perfect addition to your elementary classroom. Read on as I discuss the simple, easy steps to creating an effective, budget-friendly calm down corner in your classroom. From teaching students how to use the calm down corner to inexpensive supplies to use, your calm down corner can be an effective, safe area for students who are learning how to grow emotionally and socially.
Prompt a healthy conversation in your anger management groups with the help of these Anger Discussion Questions. The goal of this printout is to encourage...
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This board is in the counseling suite; it displays Disney’s Inside Out characters to aid students in controlling their emotions.
In ADHD, emotional dysregulation is an impaired ability to control your emotional response, leading to overblown reactions that don’t really fit the situation.
Creating a secure and nurturing learning environment is a top priority for educators. One crucial aspect of ensuring student safety is preparedness for
Blog about adult PDA (pathological demand avoidance), classed as an autism spectrum condition. It includes a Sally Cat's Guide To PDA meme library.
Even if your child doesn’t have autism, you can learn from these holiday tips.
2022 came with lots of new content from Neurodivergent Insights! Click here to read about all 9 Autism infographics of 2022.
Peer networks is a social group of students established around a student with ASD that: •Meets weekly and interacts outside of the meeting •Helps the student become more involved in school life •Receives regular guidance from an adult facilitator
At a loss when your child shows no remorse for his or her behavior? Learn 6 effective questions to build empathy when your child appears to show no emotion.
Classroom Modifications for Students that Struggle with Slow Processing Speed This article provides helpful classroom modifications for those kids that struggle
Autism and Traveling. Some tips and ideas for you or your autistic loved one. Also, some cute communication cards, affirmations, planner and journal pages that can be helpful in reducing anxiety and preventing autistic burnout while traveling and also preparing for - hopefully - lots of autistic joy.
A blog about autism resources and support from a special ed teacher with first-hand experience.
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