Tips for Transitioning Students with Autism Into the Classroom

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District Leaders, Special Educators, Teachers, and Related Service Providers who work with students with autism know that transitions can be challenging. Autistic students rely heavily on routines and predictable structures when navigating social situations and daily activities, especially within the school environment. The panel of experts provides listeners with tips and tricks on how to help alleviate anxiety and potential challenging behaviors for students who struggle with transitions. Listeners learn practical strategies to help their students practice dealing with anticipated changes that will lead to successfully coping with transitions. 

This edWeb podcast is of interest to K-12 teachers, especially those who teach students with autism and disabilities, librarians, school and district leaders, and education technology leaders.

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