Resources

This is an example of a communication board that can be used for students to tell others about their day. It should be modified and created based upon the individual's needs and abilities.

Through www.districttools.org, Kansas district and school leadertship teams can collect valuable data from instructional staff and from families. To request access, visit www.districttools.org. This website is hosted by the KSDE Technical Assistance System Network (TASN) to support districts in c...

Information provided on guidelines for making communication placemats and the materials to do so. These materials were provided by Lori Chambers,

Description: Engagement is a term that is used frequently in our discussions of effective instructional practices in the classroom setting. This webinar will ensure that our definition of engagement matches the critical priorities of students with autism and related social learning differences...

As educators, it is imperative to embed communication opportunities into daily activities providing the vehicle which will allow the student to communicate and make choices on multiple opportunities, across environments and across people. This month's visual support provides examples and ideas...