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Tips & Tricks for SEL at Your School!

Tips & Tricks for SEL at Your School!

by Stephanie Kennedy, M.Ed | Mar 11, 2022 | Behavior, Life Skills, Resources, Social Skills, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Implementing Zones of Regulation Instruction School-Wide Working with students with high behavioral support needs, we routinely find ourselves discussing adaptive and maladaptive behaviors, and the importance of skill acquisition. But, when we step back and look at...
Using The PPLAC For Play With Our Learners

Using The PPLAC For Play With Our Learners

by Heather Hoeft, B.S., M.Ed., LBS1 | Jan 26, 2022 | Academics, Classroom Instruction, Life Skills, Play, Social Skills, Work Tasks | 2 comments

Play is important for all people in all grades. In the classroom, at a center, in the home, everywhere! Play is the best way for all learners to experience their world and connect with peers and adults within their environment. Did you know that play serves a purpose...
3 Ways to Increase Opportunities for Inclusion

3 Ways to Increase Opportunities for Inclusion

by Reagan Strange, MSEd | Jan 20, 2022 | Classroom Setup, Schedules, Social Skills | 3 comments

Inclusion is more than just plopping a student into a general education setting and calling it good. Being actively inclusive means that regardless of the potential barriers, all student’s needs are considered and addressed; ensuring that they have the same...
The Undercover Autistic in School

The Undercover Autistic in School

by Abigail Rivera | Jan 15, 2022 | Behavior, Life Skills, Social Skills | 0 comments

         How do you know if you are average or different? Well most likely someone had told you that the particular actions you do fit under the normal or abnormal category. Or perhaps you made a judgment of your own by examining those around you and making your own...
The Beauty of a Therapy Dog

The Beauty of a Therapy Dog

by Reagan Strange, MSEd | Jan 6, 2022 | Behavior, Communication, Life Skills, Social Skills | 6 comments

Adding a dog into an already chaotic and busy classroom may seem overwhelming. I can barely find time to let myself go to the bathroom, let alone time to take my dog, Ollie, out during the school day. Do all my students feel comfortable with this 65 pound fluff-ball...
How to Structure your Peer Model Program – Part 2

How to Structure your Peer Model Program – Part 2

by Ashley Linz, M. Ed | Dec 17, 2021 | Social Skills | 0 comments

In part 1, you learned all about setting up your peer program (if you missed it, check out the post here).  Now to the fun part, adding structure and planning!  Over the years, I have found things that worked well and some that turned out to be more of a Pinterest...
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