Sasha walks through TheAutismHelper.com's redesigned website, showing new navigation categories like Academics and Behavior, the Autism Helper Applied Curriculum organized by learner levels, and featured posts on the homepage. The site bundles resources for mixed-ability classrooms, solving the problem of teachers who lack a ready-made curriculum.
Hi, this is Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com, and I'm really excited to share with you the new layout of my website. It has a lot of great features, a lot of great ways to organize the content, and I think it's going to be really helpful, and I hope you're as excited as I am. So all of our blog posts, the new ones, are going to be right in the front on the main page, easy to find, just like they always were. So that kind of stays the same. A new little feature on the side are these Autism Helper featured posts. So I'm gonna go through and periodically update these and pick some of my favorite posts, my most read posts, ones that you might find helpful but maybe you weren't reading the Autism Helper at that time, so some kind of blast from the past over here on the side. So be sure to check those out. A really cool feature that I'm really excited about because it's making me a lot more organized are these categories along the top. So you can search different content exactly by the themes that the blog posts are on. So if you want to check out anything on academics, you can click on Academics, or even check exactly what type of academics you want to learn about. So if you want to learn about math, you can click on Math, and all of my blog posts related to math are right here in an easy-to-find location. Um, same thing with behavior. You can check out different posts on data, on classroom setup, on visuals. If you just really need to learn about schedules for your classrooms, everything is all in one place now. So you can check out all of the different posts related just to using schedules. So this is making me much more organized and see everything that we have here. Um, so communication, we've got expressive language, receptive language, glim, social skills, cooking, and this will continue to develop and grow as we continue to add posts. So this is a great way to look at different posts by different themes. Our seasonal section is great too because it's gonna give you ideas just for a specific time of year. So if you're looking for some great ideas for your Halloween party, or your Valentine's party, you can click on the season and check out everything related to winter all in one spot, which is really great. The really, really exciting thing here is our Autism Helper Applied Curriculum. We've been working on this for a really, really long time, and I am so happy that it's finally complete and to see everything in one place. So please take the time, check this out, check out what our Autism Helper Applied Curriculum is. And be sure to check out these different levels. So all of our resources are now organized by your type of learner. So we're gonna kind of go through and you can learn about what a Level 1 learner is, a Level 2 learner is, and check out all the different resources that we have for each type of learner. So if you're looking specifically for your kind of lower level learner and just different math topics, the different math resources, everything is all right here and these will all link you to the TPT store. So for your specific types of kids that you're struggling with, this is a great way to really start to figure out what types of resources you need and fill in the gaps for what you're missing in your classroom. If your classroom is like mine and has a ton of different level learners, be sure to check out these multi-level learner units. These are all of the different resources I have that are perfect for accommodating for all levels in your classroom. So they'll have a little bit for your lower level learners as well as your more higher functioning students. Students. So this is really great, so be sure to check this out. So the goal of the Autism Helper Applied Curriculum is to really help you put together all of the different resources and units we have as one complete curriculum. So instead of having all of these different pieces that you're not quite sure how they go together, this is going to utilize all the different resources we have and combine them to be a complete curriculum. This is something I know I struggled with a lot as a newer teacher, and a lot of teachers struggle with, is that we don't have a curriculum. Well, the AHA curriculum is going to give you all these pieces in an individualized way so you can create this curriculum that's specific and purposeful for your classroom and for each student. So this is going to really help you piece together the different units we sell as a curricular piece. This links you right to my store and some other different ways to get involved— guest blogging, TAH in your class. We have a new frequently asked questions questions page, which I think is going to be a great go-to place for a lot of the emails that I seem to get from— with a lot of the same questions. So be sure to check this out if you have questions on here that you think— if you have questions that aren't on here, please ask me. I would love to add and grow this section. And then check out our consulting and our speaking pages as well. So I hope you've liked this tour of our new Autism Helper website. Please be sure to check it out and let me know what you think. I'm so I'm so excited about how organized it is. This was Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com.
