Episode 155: Top Tips for Busy and Complex Classrooms – Webinar Replay

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✅ Key Limitations in Inclusive Classrooms & How to Address

✅ Theory of Mind & Impact in your classroom

✅ 3 Essential Requirements for Success in Busy Classrooms

✅ Tips to Promoting Understanding in your class

✅ What is Neurodiversity & How does that look for your students?

✅ Smart Goals and Why Important

✅ 11 Top Tips to Keep Neurodiverse Students on Task in Busy & Complex classrooms

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📌 Remembering students can learn by watching peers.

 😀 I need to use more repetition. Make sure I set up for success and use preventative breaks.  

✅ Simplify my tasks and expectations in a session. Make sure student achieves task or section completion

📌 Back chaining as a strategy

❤️ Use students desire for repetition to your advantage, not always new topics and activities. 

📌 Modify so that they can experience finishing/completing tasks to get sense of achievement.

✅ Reduce anxiety is #1. 

😀 To take baby steps and break tasks down into baby steps (for me and my students)

⭐️ Allow students to watch others to start a task

🙋🏼‍♂️ Teach to ask peers for help ‘Ask 2, then me.’

😀 Purpose of limited choices.

✅ Include teaching about diversity in class

❤️ Utilising peer support 

⭐️ Smaller, achievable steps.

📌 Circle for mistakes is an opportunity to learn, try again, edit and correct 

⭐️ Routine is key foundation

💙 Correcting mistakes – look it up, fix it up, ask a friend 

👍🏼 Adaption of work prior to task being done, using more repetition 

 📌Mind my language – Don’t use could, would, can and no

💜 Partner students rather than working in a group 

⭐️ Remind teachers to use peers as examples of work

The feedback has been amazing.

😀 Sue has so much wisdom to share. Really enjoyed it.
✅ So fast paced- an hour of power on steroids.. Thank you.
✅ Fantastic! So much useful information and so many useful tips/strategies.
📌 Thank you once again for sharing your amazing knowledge!

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