When I first discovered the world of visual supports as a new teacher, even though I was SO excited about the positive changes that they brought to my classroom, I admit that sometimes I felt overwhelmed. Because whenever I heard someone say ‘visual supports would be great for this student’, I had visions of beingContinue reading “The 3 Best Non-Picture Visual Supports to Use in Your Classroom Every Day”
Tag Archives: ASD
What Makes a “Good” Social story? 5 Tips for Teachers
Social stories can be extremely effective tools for supporting social behaviours in children with Autism, ADHD, developmental delays and other additional needs. And let’s face it, the Internet is FILLED with social story options to teach a wide range of social skills and routines. But did you know that not all social stories are createdContinue reading “What Makes a “Good” Social story? 5 Tips for Teachers”
4 Ways to Implement Visual Supports in Play
Play is often referred to as ‘The Work of Childhood’ as this is how young children make sense of the world, problem solve, take risks and develop those all important language and social skills. As dedicated Educators and parents, we love seeing our students immerse themselves in different play opportunities and the learning that follows.Continue reading “4 Ways to Implement Visual Supports in Play”
Why is My Student Struggling to Learn? 5 Signs of Language Disorders
Learn the signs of Developmental Language Disorders in your classroom. Includes free Checklist!
5 Ways to Use a First-Then Visual Board in Your SPED Classroom
Not sure how to use your First-Then Chart to maximise student outcomes? This blog post has you covered!
Why is My Child Struggling to Poo? Top Tips for Stool Withholding
Is your child struggling with stool withholding, encopresis or toilet avoidance? This blog post has actionable tips and advice.
3 Tips To Help Your Child Pack Their Own School Bag
Make school mornings a breeze with these top tips!
4 Tips To Help Your Child Play With Their Toys
One of the biggest questions families ask me as a paediatric speech pathologist is ‘why won’t my child play with their toys?’. This is a huge topic and one that has many answers and discussion points. So let’s grab a cuppa, settle in and look at some of the reasons why your child may beContinue reading “4 Tips To Help Your Child Play With Their Toys”