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What if addressing challenging behavior in your classroom could be as simple as making changes to your room design? Here are some simple tricks that can help you prevent or address behaviors with their warning signs and solutions. #roomdesign #specialeducation

5 Easy Ways to Conquer Behavior With Your Room Design

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As special education teachers we sometimes think that students with autism automatically will need breaks in their day. And some will. But like everything else in autism and special ed., one size break doesn't fit all. Click through to learn how to tailor students' breaks to the function of the break itself. #behaviormanagement #pbis #autism #specialeducation

Why Are You Giving a Break?

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Coping with stress and anxiety is a huge life skill for all students; some individuals just need more help with it than others. I've got 7 strategies and accessible tools to help you teach your students how to reduce their anxiety and be more successful in school. #pbis #anxiety

How To Help Your Students Manage Anxiety Effectively

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Anxiety in our students can be really tough. Imagine it's like a glass of water. When the water is near the top, it's more likely to overflow. That's when you get behavior issues. The first step is identifying anxious thoughts and feelings. This post has some great ways to help your students do that. #autism #anxiety

How to Keep Students’ Anxiety From Overflowing: Identifying Anxious Feelings

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Ever wonder how to handle it when getting a reinforcer back from a student is harder than the instruction? Here are 5 solutions that can help just that problem. #appliedbehavioranalysis #autismteacher

What Do I Do When They Won’t Give Back the Reinforcer?

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Reinforcement may seem easy, but did you know there are lots of ways that we can screw it up? Find solutions to 5 common mistakes in this post. #reinforcement #pbis

Are You Making These 5 Reinforcement Mistakes?

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Behavioral momentum is a great tool to have in your kit to help get students to comply with disliked or difficult instruction. Find out more with this video. #behavioranalysis #behaviormomentum

How to Use Behavioral Momentum in Your Classroom

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Ever had a student who wanted something the moment he asked for it (or before)? This post breaks down teaching students the critical skill of waiting...so what are you waiting for? Click through to read! waiting #specialeducation #positivebehavioralsupport #pbis

How To Teach Your Student to Wait

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The old adage says you can't win a power struggle. Well, really you can, but the question is whether it's worth it. This special education blogger shares 5 ways she's learned to avoid or handle a power struggle with students to avoid making the problem worse.

5 Ways You Should Handle a Power Struggle

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Adult scolding a girl who is smiling. But she gets so much attention! Why does she still have attention-seeking behavior?

But She Gets So Much Attention! Why Is She Still Misbehaving?

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It's hard enough to survive the end of the year, much less thrive in a special ed. classroom. This time of the year is tough for everyone, but for our students with autism, it's just that much tougher. If you are trying to see the light at the end of the tunnel, here' 5 ways to help you make it work!

Surviving and Thriving at the End of the School Year

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Pictures of social stories, punch reinforcer cards, home notes and mini schedules to support students with autism. What Supports Do you need to include students with ASD?

What Supports Do You Need to Successfully Include Students with Autism?

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