Structured Learning School Support Teacher @BluewaterDSB Focus: Education, Behaviour, ASD, & ABA. Committed to the well-being of students & staff. Collaborator.
"Children need to feel safe and secure with us. But that is not going to happen until we realize that there is no such thing as a bad kid." https://t.co/6DfH1mafDA
Low brain activity in frontal and temporal lobes early on is not only predictive of poor language outcomes, but also correlates predictive assessment scores @Geneva_Centre#autism2019
I got hit in the head once with a fidget - ouch!
That's when I realized I needed to teach guidelines to kids. So I created this short video (3 mins) to help students understand how to use #fidgets as learning tools not toys. #Inclusion#SD62learns
https://t.co/ALCZdmFl72
With your student, collaboratively create a ‘what if’ page that outlines different solutions to problems. What a great way to help students increase their independence and self-confidence! Thanks for the tip Tara Connolly! #ASD#transitions#GCAST2018@Geneva_Centre
Teaching someone to use a communication device? Dr Generser says, spend 1 full day where no one asks them a question, and track how often they use the device. Do they use it independently or only when prompted by a question? #GCAST2018@Geneva_Centre
New study shows parent-child #interbrain continues to be a key part of #stress response and recovery during #adolescence. "…the level of dyadic neural concordance in mother-child dyads was associated with lowered stress in adolescents." https://t.co/GbkQSUnxzU
Goal: foster independence in our students. Action Plan: recognize what form of prompt we are using, and create a plan to fade the prompts-therefore increasing independence. #prompting#visuals#ABA#Structuredlearning#EducationForAll https://t.co/K0M4NNf5va
Which level of prompts are you providing your students?
Do you have a plan to fade the prompts and build independence?
#SD62learns#Inclusion#SLPeeps#SLP
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