There is a recipe for success when it comes to setting up a successful autism room. A healthy dose of pre-planning, a healthy slab of schedules, a whole bunch of structure, and sprinkle a ridiculous amount of data sheets on the top. I am a big believer in breaking things down into manageable steps. Educating a group of individuals with autism is an overwhelming task to say the least. It’s all about baby steps and taking each task as it comes. You can’t rush it. You need a strong foundation to build your temple of autism education on top of. I’m excited to share my video representation of my Seven Steps for Setting Up a Stellar Autism Room. If you want to learn more be sure to check out my setup checklist and blog series on these steps.
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Fantastic! I would love to work with you. If i could only get some of the teachers I work with 1/2 as organized as you.
It’s my first year teaching in an autism classroom. I have been trying to set up a stellar autism classroom, but it hasn’t been easy. These seven steps will really help, thanks!
Thanks! If you are interested in Skype consultation email me! 🙂 sasha.theautismhelper@gmail.com
Happy to hear! 🙂