Demand Avoidance Supports: A 6-Step Guide for School and Home
Use demand avoidance supports in six steps: spot patterns, lower demands, use calm language, plan transitions, share control, and track progress.
Visual Supports in Special Education: A 6-Step Teacher Guide
A six-step course on visual supports in special education: choosing the right visual, building schedules, teaching and fading prompts, and tracking progress.
Conversation Turn Taking: A 6-Step Guide for Teaching Kids
Teach conversation turn taking in six steps: use a playing catch picture, teach talk and listen signals, set turn length, play games, and track progress.
Choice Boards for Nonverbal Students: A 5-Step Practical Guide
Set up choice boards for nonverbal students in five steps: observe, start with two choices, model in routines, share with home, and grow toward AAC.
Echolalia in Autism: A Neuroaffirming Guide for Educators
A five-step, neuroaffirming course on echolalia in autism: find the function of each script, respond as a skilled partner, expand gently, and share a communication passport.
Classroom Sensory Strategies: A Practical Guide for Teachers
Practical classroom sensory strategies for seekers and avoiders, explained through the eight senses, to prevent overload and help every student learn.
PDA Need for Control: 5 Steps to Autonomy-Supportive Teaching
A five-step guide to the PDA need for control: reframe refusal, spot hidden demands, use indirect language, share control, and watch the cost of compliance.
Sensory Calming Strategies for Kids: A Five Senses Toolkit
A five-step course on sensory calming strategies for kids: observe patterns, explore calming ideas across the senses, test them, teach a toolkit, and keep it consistent at home and school.
Autism Support Strategies: A 5-Step Classroom Plan
A five-step plan for autism support strategies in the classroom: clear challenges, matched strategies, visual and sensory supports, taught routines, and simple reviews.
End of Year Reflection for Students: A Step-by-Step Guide
A course-style guide to end of year reflection for students: set a safe space, use memory anchors, offer flexible responses, set goals, and celebrate.