(Free read ebook) Building Independence: How to Create and Use Structured Work Systems
·•●- Susan Kabot, Christine Reeve ·•●-
| #389721 in Books | 2012-10-15 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 11.02 x.38 x8.50l,1.30 | File Name: 1937473090 | 178 pages
||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Thorough and useful|By fantasmic13|This is an excellent book for teachers of students with special needs. I like the color photos of the structured work systems. It tells you how to explicitly set up both academic and functional structured work systems on your classroom and gives you a plethora of ideas to use in your stations. Thorough and very useful to teachers of students||"This book's combination of targeted techniques, evidence-based guidelines, and classroom-friendly practices will have students soaring as teachers implement these clearly defined strategies. A fantastic, must-have resource for my staff." -- L Shannon Mundy,
Individuals with ASD and related disorders are supported by a variety of people throughout their day, whether in educational and work settings, transition programs or at home. Structured work systems are one method that can be used to ensure that they develop and maintain their ability to work on their own, without assistance and prompting from others. Briefly, structured work systems are designed to give visual information about what work needs to be done, how much wor...
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