Sasha from theautismhelper.com walks through step one of her seven-step framework for autism classrooms: organize and plan before setting up centers. She explains how to designate a central table for direct instruction and position learning centers to match each student's IEP goals.
Hi, I'm Sasha from theautismhelper.com, and today I want to share my 7 steps for setting up a stellar autism room in my own classroom. So the first step is organization and planning. Now, I didn't just come in this room and throw centers all over the place. I really spent a lot of time thinking about where I want everything to go. So the main center of my class is this table right here, and this is where I, I do all of my direct instruction. So when I'm planning and looking at my kids' IEPs, I really make sure that I have centers for all of my students
