Structured teaching

Here are some points to consider when setting up a classroom for pupils with autism: such as low arousal, space and access to communication.

My Aspergers Child: The TEACCH Method: Structured Teaching for Childre...

The ability to work independently is an incredibly important life skill. Not only will this skill help students be successful at school, but it will also help them at home! Just think about it- if a student can work independently at school, it can give the classroom staff time to work 1:1 with other students... if a child can work independently at home, then the parents will be able to have time to cook dinner, take a shower or get some chores done. Most kids need structures and routines in…

Do you know this student? The one who will wander around looking for the perfect classroom supplies before they can even START on a task. I’ve known that student a few times. And after it took us an entire morning to find the “just right” pencil in our classroom, it was clear to me that ... Read More about Structuring Classroom Supplies for your Students

The concept of the "Work Station" comes from Division TEACCH and is designed for individuals with autism or related conditions. I am in no way an expert, but have basic training and have had the privilege working in a class that follows TEACCH principles. Here is a pack I produced to assist people when creating workstations- I hope you find it useful. I would HIGHLY recommend training with TEACCH if you are given the opportunity

Having structured play and unstructured play in the special education classroom is important. It is great for social skills, life skills, language development, communication development, and many more. Here are some great things to consider when it comes to playing: break time in the classroom and teaching play skills in special education. I love to show my students special education visuals to help increase the targeted behavior. Read to learn more about play in the classroom.

FREE printables for 3 different structured / independent work systems. This post includes pictures and video examples for setting up independent work stations in special education classrooms!

Levels of Prompting from NoodleNook- Great printable for the classroom!

There is a reason behind every component of a independent work system. Do you know the 4 questions each work system should answer? Click through to find out.

We all know that school looks different this year, and that includes classroom setups. Let’s take a tour of my Socially Distanced Classroom Setup: K-2 STU (Structured Teaching Unit) classroom!

I am focusing on assembly work tasks for the the first Workbasket Wednesday of the new year! I thought I would share some assembly tasks

Pictures of individual visual schedules including picture schedules, written schedules and object schedules for students with autism.

You can advance independent work systems and work tasks for students who need to practice doing paper and pencil work by using folders. Check this post for ideas of how to set it up.

I know that lots of teachers use drawers for independent work systems and sometimes they work fine. I've found them limiting in teaching students in special education to work independently. I'm sharing why in this post.

The ability to work independently is an incredibly important life skill. Not only will this skill help students be successful at school, but it will also help them at home! Just think about it- if a student can work independently at school, it can give the classroom staff time to work 1:1 with other students... if a child can work independently at home, then the parents will be able to have time to cook dinner, take a shower or get some chores done. Most kids need structures and routines in…

Hey teachers! Are you looking for ways to enhance your teaching strategies and improve student outcomes? Look no further than these top 10 evidence-based teaching strategies. 👌 These strategies have been proven to be effective through research and can help you create engaging and impactful learning experiences for your students. Which one of these strategies do you use most often in your classroom? Let us know in the comments below!👌 #parenting #education #professionals #family…

Structured teaching classroom - upper elementary

Teacher Hacks And Tips ✏️📝📌 on Instagram: "Follow @teacherslovehacks for more teaching ideas and methods Via: ig/busymissbeebe #primaryteacher #studentlife #studentproblems #student #classroommanagement #teacherstruggles #teacherproblems #iteachtoo #iteachthird #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #tptteacher #texasteachertribe #teachersofig #teachers #teach #teachergram #teacherspayteachers #targetteachers #iteach123 #iteach345 #firstyearteacher #texasteacher #teacherinterview"

Edcafe offers powerful AI tools to help teachers save time and enhance learning. From generating lesson plans, quizzes, and slideshows to creating flashcards, summaries, and AI images, it’s a good platform to streamline your teaching workflow.