Behavior Managment

Graphic organizers are a great visual support for students on the Autism spectrum when teaching behavior in the classroom. Using these visual interventions and strategies provides a visual approach to teaching appropriate behaviors. I often pair these templates with behavior support plans. Explicitly teaching behavior is an effective strategy that supports students in the special education classroom.

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IEP Individualized Education Program added a new photo.

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Behavior Management Fact Sheet #1 - Positive Reinforcement and Differential Reinforcement

Discover 25 IEP goals for social skills to support the development of social and emotional abilities in students. These goals and objectives are tailored for individualized education plans (IEPs), aiming to enhance social interaction, communication, and self-regulation. Perfect for educators, parents, and specialists working with students in special education, these goals provide a roadmap for fostering social growth and success in school and beyond. #IEPGoals #SocialSkills #SpecialEducation...

Visual reminders of behavior expectations and behavior goals using non-verbal cue cards and visual schedule boards with real pictures. Make these visuals portable using behavior goal cards, key ring visuals or attaching to a student binder or folder. Easy to use no prep visuals for teachers.

Teaching our students to play independently is such an important functional skill! First, if a student can play independently at school, then it can give teachers/staff the time to prep materials for the next activity, to pull small groups or to do 1:1 instruction. At home, independent play is just as important! If a child is able to play independently, then a parent can cook a meal or shower without being interrupted! I know a lot of teachers don't take the time to teach independent play...

When it seems like the only word they know is "no."

Creating center routines and procedures is key to having centers run smoothly in your special education classroom. Having the Simple Center System in your back pocket will be a game changer in your self-contained classroom. Learn how this system works in this post!

Explore effective IEP goals for developing adaptive skills in students. These goals focus on enhancing daily living and social skills, tailored to support individual needs. Perfect for educators and parents looking to create meaningful and achievable objectives for their students' growth. #IEPGoals #AdaptiveSkills #SpecialEducation #StudentSupport #AdaptiveBehavior #IndividualizedEducation #TeacherResources #ParentSupport