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Setting Up an autism Classroom by Kelly Jean Sullivan


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Additional Considerations for Setting Up Classroom or Learning Spaces for Students with Autism, ADHD, or Other Needs.
  1. Minimize distractions.
  2. Keep materials organized.
  3. Use a schedule.
  4. Delineate spaces.
  5. Include a quiet/relaxing space.
  6. Include flexible seating.
  7. Allow movement.
  8. Include sensory items

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