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by S. B. Linton (Author)
Meeting the specific needs of children with autism and related special needs is a challenging process that requires dedicated resources. To make it happen for children from all walks of life, this simple step-by-step guide takes a comprehensive approach designed to guide the caring educator.
Create your own special education classroom... Inside you'll find anything and everything you need to master autism classroom set up strategically, all without causing unnecessary stress to the students:- Templates save time and effort so you can focus on what matters
- End of chapter checklists ensure key points are never missed
- Collaboration tips and data collection strategies help guide you
- Examples of behavior intervention plans provide peace of mind
How to Set Up a Classroom for Students with Autism Third Edition is a manual for:
- teachers
- college professors
- student teachers
- paraprofessionals
- related service providers
- specialists providing support to teachers
- administrators new to working with students in autism classrooms
- self-contained special education classroom team members
When you put all of these unique autism classroom resources together into a single easy-to-read volume, you're left with the complete handbook every autism support teacher needs. Not only that, but because you'll be able to shape your learning environment the right way, your students might feel calmer and more engaged than ever before. Just what you want to hear when it's time to take a truly dedicated approach to special needs education that makes sure no one is left behind. Together, we can make this happen.
Author Biography
Linton has worked with children with autism for over 15 years. She has a Master's Degree in Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities and a Graduate Certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorders from Johns Hopkins University. Linton is the also the author of How to Set Up a Work Area at Home for a Child with Autism and Lesson Ideas and Activities for Young Children with Autism. She creates printable resources for teachers and families and runs the AutismClassroom.com website. She currently works as an Autism Instructional Specialist and consults with school teams in matters related to teaching students with autism.
