All of the information you need to get your kiddo going on a schedule or a routine. Get tips for all ages of kids, newborn to teen!
We have previously covered many ideas on using schedules in the classroom including individual, group, and location-based schedules. These a...
One common misconception that we find when coaching teams is that when a tool works really well for a student that they reach a point where ...
Visual schedules are an effective visual support to help students with autism and low-incidence disabilities navigate the school day with in...
Schedules are an essential component to providing structure and predictability for staff and students within the classroom. For students wit...
Often we hear from teams that managing individual visual schedule can be overwhelming to keep track of. This is increasingly challenging whe...
Throughout the year we have shared a variety of visual schedules for students of all ages and ability levels. But what if you have a student...
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Visual schedules can be a great way to improve transitions for children. For example, having icons in order that they will be completed can help the child understand what is to come (breakfast, brush teeth, brush hair, get in car, go to school, etc.).
Sample schedules help you visually see how to set up your day. This page has everything you need for sample schedules from newborn-teens!
Schedules! Hearing the word just makes me anxious. So many things go into making the perfect schedule. I know everyone's classrooms run diff...
Spacetime helps remote teams manage their schedules and coordinate efficiently, no matter where they are in the world.
We have featured individual schedules before, however there is never a shortage of creative ideas in the classrooms we coach when it comes t...
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Classroom schedules are one of the most difficult things a special educator has to do. See how I use schedules in my elementary AS classroom!
Happy Teacher Tuesday! Today I want to share something that I came up with last year and used on a daily basis. At the time, I was teaching students with multiple disabilities, and all of my students had sensory processing needs. On top of that, nearly all of them had visual needs and limited fine…
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One of the best aspects of being a part of the Miami Valley Autism Coaching Team is that we get to spend tons of time in a variety of cl...
