Many children with ASD can find the anticipation of camp to be a source of great stress. Letting the student know as much detail as possible from the food to the different sensory feelings they might encounter, can often help to reduce anxiety and uncertainty. Talking about expectations and concerns can allow staff to tailor their support to the child’s specific needs.

 

Check out my other podcasts on Secondary School and Sensory:

  • Episode 118: Sensory Strategies for Educators to Increase Engagement in Busy & Complex Classrooms
  • Episode 69: Tips for Secondary School & Your Questions Answered
  • Episode 39: Using Special Interests to Motivate & Engage

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