4 Types of Schedules for Special Education Classrooms

Schedules are crucial in the classroom for children with autism as they provide predictability, structure, and routine, which are vital for reducing anxiety and improving learning outcomes. By using one of these four types of schedules, teachers and parents can create a supportive environment that fosters independence, enhances time management skills, and promotes task completion among autistic students and learners with special needs.
Do you use any of these schedule strategies in your special education classroom? Let us know in the comments!
Check out the resources mentioned in this video...
Real Photo Visual Schedules: shop.theautism...
Color-Coded Daily Picture Schedule: shop.theautism...
Daily Picture Schedule - Set 1: shop.theautism...
Daily Picture Schedule - Set 2: shop.theautism...
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[@rosepetals217]

I eant to make a visual schedule for my child for home .
Should i make a vertical schedule or a visual flip book.

[@theautismhelper]

Both are okay! It just depends on what he could use most independently!

[@michellesadile194]

Hello ma'am where do you get all your instructional materials?

[@theautismhelper]

Hi there! All of the resources in this video are linked in the description :)