Tips for Teachers Setting up autism Classrooms By Kelly Jean Sullivan

 

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Every classroom should have a library space with books, comfortable seating and good lighting.

A computer center is great for instruction and is a great space to help special needs children work on their writing.

 Organization for Learning: Learning areas should be clearly partitioned with bookshelves or dividers

"Have a clear space around your whiteboard. Enables students to focus solely on the screen / board.

 You could put key vocabulary words for the topic on the wall at the side of the whiteboard for those whose attention may wander slightly

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