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103.How to get Clear on Using Visuals in Your Classroom

Apr 07, 202241 minEp. 103
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Episode description

 

Are your students struggling with transitions? Or maybe they always want to know what is coming next? Do you have a student who is challenged with changes in their normal routine? If you answered yes to any or all of those questions you need to listen to this week’s podcast. 

 

McAlister Greiner from The Neurodivergent Teacher is joining me to chat about using visual schedules to help your students with transitions. She is sharing tips and strategies about everything from how to create a visual schedule to teaching even your most concrete students how to use one correctly.



In this episode you will learn:



  • The benefits of visual schedules.
  • How to adapt the day to day changes into a visual schedule.
  • How to use task boxes within your visual schedule.
  • About how to use your TAs when working with visual schedules. 



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