Are you a music teacher who serves a variety of students from all different classes throughout the day and wondered how to help students with autism or who are nonverbal for other reasons? Do you know such a teacher? Do you want to help a music teacher support his or her students with autism in the music class? If…
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Art teachers for schools are increasingly tasked with providing support to a variety of students but don’t always have the resources to provide supports for individuals with special needs. Visual supports are a commonly used strategy for students on the spectrum. They are an evidence-based practice for students with autism and are used in a variety of ways. In art, some students…
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One of the activities I frequently recommend in the classroom is cooking, particularly for older students. Cooking is a good way to include a variety of students in a task at each of their own levels and to work on a variety of academic and functional like skills. I like it as a task for students of all ages, but…
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I am so excited to announce that our new book appears to now be available through AAPC. This book, like the Setting Up Classrooms book, focuses on lots of real-life examples and pictures of tasks for learners of all different ages. We have tried to give examples of different types of tasks that are chronologically appropriate for learners ages while…
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I have written several posts earlier on the Unique Learning System. The first post was an overview of the curriculum and the second contained additional resources. This post will focus on how to organize the materials that you create from the ULS. First, ULS offers such a myriad of materials that you can decide what you is appropriate for your students…
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