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Prompting Hierarchy

I was duped. And I know you will understand that it wasn’t the student duping me- I duped myself because I didn’t use the prompting hierarchy!

I will never forget the day I took a group of students to Taco Bell for a Community-Based Instruction Trip. There was a student in a wheelchair who required a high level of support on campus. We cut her food, opened all her packaging, and even put food on the fork at times to make sure she has access. With the limited use of one side of her body and processing delays, she just needed it.

Engaging Parents in the Classroom

Engaging Parents in the Classroom ~8 Tips to Get Parents More Engaged~ Graduation Season is here! Students who I have had the honor of working… Read More »Engaging Parents in the Classroom

Wrapping the Year Up from NoodleNook.Net- FREE Printables for the last days of school!

Wrapping Up the School Year

Wrapping Up the School Year It’s the end of the school year and, let’s face it, we are all tired. The countdowns have been on… Read More »Wrapping Up the School Year

Google Font Combinations from NoodleNook.Net

Google Fonts for Instructional Design

Google Fonts for Instructional Design What google font combinations should you use? Designing on the Google Platform? There are tons of great fonts out there… Read More »Google Fonts for Instructional Design

Free Communication Boards for Autism

Free printable communication board for children and adult students with autism- includes pictures. Great ideas on where to find non verbal communication boards and ideas on how to make your own. Even examples from Boardmaker!