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NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdWhen Token Boards Fail: How to Fix Common Problems (Teaching in Special Education)If token boards aren’t delivering the results you expected, then it’s time to troubleshoot and easily fix the common mistakes teachers make with this behavior visual in the classroom.
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🎧In this episode of the Noodle Nook podcast, Ayo Jones explores what to do when token boards aren’t working in your classroom. While token boards are a great behavior management tool, they don’t always work for every student or situation. Ayo breaks down common reasons why token boards might fail, suc...2024-11-0607 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdToken Boards Made Simple (Practical Tips for Teachers in Special Ed)Get a step-by-step guide on implementing token boards to improve classroom behavior and create a structured learning environment.
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🎧In this episode, learn how token boards can improve behavior management in the classroom, especially for students with special needs. We'll cover how to use token boards for positive reinforcement, including step-by-step instructions for creating customizable token boards that work for autism, ADHD, and other behavioral challenges.
Whether you're looking for printable token boards for teachers or want to know where...2024-10-2308 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdBreak Cards: Breaking Bad with Behavior Management Tools for the ClassroomIf you’re dealing with behaviors in the classroom that make you want a break, consider the power of break cards for classroom management!
In this episode we’ll be discussing effective implementation strategies, exploring the benefits to students and teachers, and sharing valuable insight on how break cards can support students with autism or behavior challenges to be successful in the classroom. You are definitely going to want to make this one a part of your teacher toolkit!
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❤️And...2023-12-0415 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdBrewing Success in Special Ed: Your Guide to Starting a Coffee Cart BusinessA classroom coffee cart is a great way to start 'Brewing' success with your special ed students. In this episode, we dive into starting a classroom enterprise, specifically a coffee cart business from the classroom.
Explore the inspiring journey of creating profitable classroom enterprises, and listen for my 7-step implementation tips to help you make a meaningful impact in your students' lives while building a successful class business. Get ready to brew up success and change the way you approach special education vocational prep.
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https://www.noodlenook...2023-11-2014 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdRule Cards: Mastering Behavior Management with Your Teacher Behavior ToolkitWelcome to your ultimate guide for effective behavior management in the classroom. Join us as we explore the power and versatility of rule cards and insights into their implementation for teachers of all levels. Want to know why these tools are indispensable, who can benefit from their use, and creative ideas on integrating rule cards into your teaching toolkit? Tune in to learn more about essential behavior management strategies.
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And please, before you go, take a second to subscribe an...2023-11-0617 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd8 Tips to Deal with Autism Meltdowns in the ClassroomStruggling with classroom meltdowns in students with autism? Sucks, right? Well, guess what... There are 8 simple yet powerful strategies you can use today to transform those meltdowns and make them manageable (or, better yet, avoid them altogether).
Join us here at The NoodleNook and get ready to tackle those meltdowns the right way! 🌟 Ready to make a change?
Check out the full post on 15 Tips for Dealing with Autism Meltdown Behavior here:
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Want more valuable insights and resources? Connect with us on...2023-09-2813 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdHow to Tire Out a Student in the Classroom (and Get Better Sleep at Home)Ever had a student straight up sleep through your class? Not that that's ever happened to me 😉. If you've been wondering how to keep students with autism energized and engaged in the classroom, it might start with these ingenious strategies on how to tire a student out during the school day. Discover the power of practical tips that will leave you saying, "I can't believe I didn't think of this sooner"! Let's dive into these game-changing strategies.
Looking for the easiest way to supercharge your teaching game and tame unruly behaviors? Check out the Behavior Toolkit at Noo...2023-09-2117 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdWhy an IEP-At-A-Glance Form is Your Missing Secret Weapon for Classroom Success!Have you ever looked at your IEP paperwork and wanted to cry? We get it, the struggle is real! But guess what? I've got the secret weapon you've been missing! If you are ready to level up, then tune in and find out why an IEP at a glance form is an absolute game changer for special education teachers and case managers. Simple, powerful, and an absolute must-have! So let's dive into why you need it as well as some practical information you'll want to know to activate the power of this resource on your teacher team.
...2023-09-1412 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdHow to Use a Token Board for Behavior Management in Special EdIs there one behavior management tool that you should always have ready? Absolutely! If you are a teacher in special education, then it is essential that you have a token board at the ready. Why? Because behaviors happen... And a token board is one of the most effective ways to instantly improve behaviors in the classroom.
So whether you are tackling a tower of behaviors in the classroom or just planning ahead for when the you-know-what hits the fan, in this episode we are going to explore the behavior management tactic that is going to be the...2023-09-0715 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdEssential Classroom Routines and Procedures (🎙️Effective Tips for Teachers)Creating a smooth-running classroom isn't about luck, it's about establishing carefully crafted routines and procedures. Those are the things that keep students engaged, behavior in check, and learning at the forefront. Be sure to tune in to this podcast spotlighting how to establish an inclusive and positive classroom culture that supports the needs of special education students.
So grab those earbuds, and let's talk through how to establish routines and procedures in special education as well as cover some ideas so you know exactly what routines and procedures are most important in special ed.
2023-08-3123 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdStructured Classroom Layout - Setting Up for SuccessEver wondered how to set up your classroom to promote student engagement maximize your classroom management and turn your entire room into a well-oiled learning machine? If so, this episode is for you! We talk about how a structured classroom can impact the learning and behaviors of students with special needs. Plus we share tons of practical tips and insight on how to make your space more functional and structured. Ever wondered if your classroom is laid out correctly? As a special bonus, we have a free checklist and questionnaire to help you work through your classroom structure. So...2023-08-2414 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd9 Essential Life Skills for Students with Autism (and 38 Ideas on How to Teach Them)!Ready to set your students up for better life after graduation? Then you have got to know these nine essential life skills that set the stage for postsecondary success! From self-care routines to financial smarts, join in on this episode to find out how to equip individuals with autism (and other disabilities) with the tools they need for confident adulting. Plus, even better, we've got 38 suggestions as to how to teach life skills in your classroom.
🖊️🌈 If you are a special Ed teacher, grab your pen, and let's do this!
🌐 Looking for more insi...2023-08-1733 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd10 Best Back to School Tips for Special Ed TeachersTeachers... Listen up! If you want to save your sanity this year and start off on the right foot, then I'm here with 10 of the best back-to-school tips for teachers I can think of. Check out these hacks for teachers that will give you some solid ideas on how to get more organized at school and ready for all that lies ahead.
Be sure to check out the original post at: https://www.noodlenook.net/back-to-school-tips-for-special-education-teachers/
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How to Use a To...2023-08-1519 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd6 Pro Tips to Starting the Year in Special Education (Do YOU Do These Things?)It seems like summer just started, but the awesomest of you are already thinking about school starting- you’re mentally planning, curating materials, and your inner Rock Star teacher is rejuvenating. I’m teaching summer school for the severely disabled this year and some of my aides will be starting as teachers in the fall. The one question they really want to know is what they can do right to start the year off right.
With that in mind, here is a list of 6 ways to start the year off right when teaching Special Education.
T...2022-06-0811 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdDifferentiation Strategies in Special EducationDifferentiation is the way teachers adjust their instruction to meet the needs of students. In special education, that can be harder than it sounds.
In this episode of The Teacher Nook Podcast, we answer some questions about differentiation in the classroom including what differentiation means in special education, how to differentiate instruction for students with disabilities, and the 3 simple steps you need to differentiate in the classroom!
Are you ready to talk differentiation strategies in special education? Alright... Let's get this episode started!
To read the blog post on this topic, c...2021-04-0709 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd4 Quick Tips for New Teachers in Special Education | An Interview with Mr. Steve T.Mr. T gives us 4 great tips for first year special education teachers to be successful. He just survived his first year like a champ and he is here to share some things that helped him to be successful. Be sure to stay tuned until the listener question to see what essentials he recommends for another first year teacher to stock up on with $100 of campus admin money.
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Cof...2020-09-0928 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdTransition Planning for Students with Disabilities | 3 Tips for Special Ed Teachers3 Tips for Special Ed Teachers on Transition Outcomes for SwDs
Transition planning for high school students with disabilities is not easy. This interview with Debbie McCart is all about post-secondary transition for students with disabilities. We talk about educational outcomes for special ed students as well as how teachers can support students and families better.
If you have been struggling with transition planning for students with disabilities, are the parent of a child who needs support, or are the case manager of a SwD, then this video is for you!
Don’t forget to...2020-08-261h 09NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdIntermittent Fasting for Teachers | How to Start Fasting with Mrs. AmberWhy and How to start intermittent fasting for weight loss including tips for teachers!
Listen for more on intermittent fasting including tips on how to start for teachers in the classroom. Today I interview Mrs. Amber about her 18 month journey into intermittent fasting including her amazing before and after results, her tips on how to start fasting for other teachers, and her intermittent fasting for beginners pep talk.
You will love the strategies she shares, especially if you have been battling with your weight and looking for a way to lose we...2020-08-0545 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdSpecial Ed Classroom Setup Ideas and Tips for Success - An Interview with Mrs. KaleighNew and vet teachers alike always ask for TIPS on SETTING UP a SPECIAL ED CLASSROOM. In this interview, I chat with a 5 year vet teacher to talk about her elementary life skills classroom setup and her high school special ed autism classroom setup. We talk about classroom procedures for special ed and tips for station rotation success. Check it out!
When it comes to tips on setting up your classroom for special ed, this interview touches on several ways to improve your outcomes when setting up an in person classroom. Those include things like s...2020-07-2245 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdShocking Facts About SpEd for TeachersShocking Facts about Special Ed for Teachers: Statistics about SpEd that will blow your mind!
This episode is all about the changing role of special education teachers in the classroom by looking at the stats of students with disabilities.
We talk about some seriously eye opening numbers behind the incidence of disabilities in education, the increase in Autism in the classroom, and where education is heading in order to meet those changing demographics.
This is all meant to help you survive and thrive in special ed, self contained, and life...2020-07-1510 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd7 Symptoms of Teacher Stress and 9 Tips to CopeTeaching can be so stressful! In this interview with Dr. Jennifer Cooper Scott, we talk about the 7 symptoms of teacher stress and outline 9 effective and essential strategies to deal with stress and overcome anxiety, especially for special education teachers. Listen now and start implementing these excellent coping strategies so you can survive and thrive in the classroom.
Background Information:
Vanderbilt’s IRIS Center says over the last 20 years Special Ed Teacher Turnover is approximately 25% annually.
#1 reason (37%) is to escape the classroom
#2 reason (32%) is ‘personal’.
And schools with lower so...2020-07-0835 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdVisual Timers: Why Use Them and How To Implement in Special Ed.Visual Timers: 4 Reasons to Use Timers in Your SpEd Class AND 5 Steps to Implement Timers in the Classroom Successfully!
This podcast helps special education teachers in the classroom by walking them through why and how to implement visual timers so you can survive and thrive in special ed, self contained, and life skills. Perfect tutorial for teachers on visual timers for students with Autism and how to make timers work with Special Education students.
This podcast will walk you through:
0:27- The Reasons Why You Should be Using a Vis...2020-07-0109 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd8 Special Education Teacher Tips (for your First, Second and Third Years)Are you a first, second or third year special education teacher? Listen now and score some excellent tips for teachers on special education classroom setup, classroom management, working with paraeducators and dealing with teacher stress… all in one fun interview with Emily Posch.
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Behav...2020-06-2442 minNoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdImproving Outcomes for Students with Disabilities: an Interview with Maya BechiHave you ever wondered if the IEP goals that you are writing actually connect with the outcomes and life a student is preparing for post-secondary? This interview with Maya Bechi helps special education teachers in the classroom by explaining the difference between IEP goals and student outcomes so that you can make meaningful plans for the students in your classroom. Listen for more about improving educational and transition outcomes for students with disabilities including Autism.
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YOU MIGHT LIKE: Presumed Competence on Nood...2020-06-101h 09NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd3 Ways to Enjoy Your SpEd Job AgainWelcome to The Teacher Nook with Ayo Jones of NoodleNook.Net, where we break down strategies, tools, and resources to help self-contained educators teaching students with significant disabilities including Autism. Learn tips and tricks to manage behavior, improve communication, and build vocational skills in less time and with less stress. Work smarter, not harder. Ayo Jones has coached hundreds of teachers, trained thousands of educators, and her blog has reached over a million readers.
This episode is all about helping special educators in the classroom find love for their jobs again. Check out the full p...2020-03-0410 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism Classrooms3 Ways to Enjoy Your SpEd Job AgainWelcome to The Teacher Nook with Ayo Jones of NoodleNook.Net, where we break down strategies, tools, and resources to help self-contained educators teaching students with significant disabilities including Autism. Learn tips and tricks to manage behavior, improve communication, and build vocational skills in less time and with less stress. Work smarter, not harder. Ayo Jones has coached hundreds of teachers, trained thousands of educators, and her blog has reached over a million readers.
This episode is all about helping special educators in the classroom find love for their jobs again. Check out the full post on NoodleNook.Net
Question fr...2020-03-0410 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdStudent Says HELP Too Much!My Student Says HELP Too Much...
What can you do as a SpEd Teacher when your student repeats a phrase over and over in the classroom? This podcast answers a teacher question about a student who repeats the phrase "Help" dozens of times a day... even when he doesn't need any help!
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The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsStudent Says HELP Too Much!My Student Says HELP Too Much...
What can you do as a SpEd Teacher when your student repeats a phrase over and over in the classroom? This podcast answers a teacher question about a student who repeats the phrase "Help" dozens of times a day... even when he doesn't need any help!
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Tips, tricks, resources, and FREE tools for teachers in Special Ed and Autism Units. Listen, read and watch to learn how to be...2020-01-0908 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdBreaking the Chain of Bad Behavior in Self ContainedBreaking the Chain of Bad Behavior in SpEd- Strategies for changing negative behavior in your Autism or SpEd Classroom.
I feel so much empathy for teachers who work in classrooms with students that are aggressive or violent. Lately it seems like most of my classroom questions are from teachers in classrooms who are dealing with significant behaviors. So, what can you do about breaking the chain of bad behaviors and stopping aggression in a self contained SpEd classroom or Autism Unit?
4 Strategies to Change Behavior
Lots of times when a teacher is at t...2019-12-0409 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsBreaking the Chain of Bad Behavior in Self ContainedBreaking the Chain of Bad Behavior in SpEd- Strategies for changing negative behavior in your Autism or SpEd Classroom.
I feel so much empathy for teachers who work in classrooms with students that are aggressive or violent. Lately it seems like most of my classroom questions are from teachers in classrooms who are dealing with significant behaviors. So, what can you do about breaking the chain of bad behaviors and stopping aggression in a self contained SpEd classroom or Autism Unit?
4 Strategies to Change Behavior
Lots of times when a teacher is at the point of reaching out to me, t...2019-12-0409 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdIdeas for Community Based Instruction SitesCommunity Based Instruction for Students with Disabilities…
Are you a SpEd Teacher racking your brain trying to think of meaningful places to go in your community as part of extending classroom instruction? Learn more about partnering real life experiences with community learning opportunities for students with significant disabilities.
If you are a special ed teacher, then your brain is always spinning! You’re thinking of your students and how best to prepare them for the future. Community Based Instruction (CBI) plays a large role in getting students ready for transition. I remember my first...2019-11-0609 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsIdeas for Community Based Instruction SitesCommunity Based Instruction for Students with Disabilities…
Are you a SpEd Teacher racking your brain trying to think of meaningful places to go in your community as part of extending classroom instruction? Learn more about partnering real life experiences with community learning opportunities for students with significant disabilities.
If you are a special ed teacher, then your brain is always spinning! You’re thinking of your students and how best to prepare them for the future. Community Based Instruction (CBI) plays a large role in getting students ready for transition. I remember my first CBI trip. I was just glad to ge...2019-11-0609 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism Classrooms5 Steps to Set Routine and Procedures in SpEdHow to Set Up Classroom Routine in Special Ed- Strategies for Daily Rules and Routines in a self contained classroom for better classroom management.
How to Set Up Classroom Routine in Special Ed
Any teacher will tell you that establishing rules, routines and procedures in the classroom is a lifesaver! If you take time in the front end to teach your classroom expectations and routines, then you will save yourself from a huge headache later. So, when it comes to teaching Rules, Routines and Procedures in Self-Contained, how do you get it done? That is the question we answer in t...2019-10-0207 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd5 Steps to Set Routine and Procedures in SpEdHow to Set Up Classroom Routine in Special Ed- Strategies for Daily Rules and Routines in a self contained classroom for better classroom management.
How to Set Up Classroom Routine in Special Ed
Any teacher will tell you that establishing rules, routines and procedures in the classroom is a lifesaver! If you take time in the front end to teach your classroom expectations and routines, then you will save yourself from a huge headache later. So, when it comes to teaching Rules, Routines and Procedures in Self-Contained, how do you get it done? T...2019-10-0207 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsWhat Do You Need to Know?Hey Y’all I am so glad to be back with you!!!
I am not lying when I say that the podcasts here at the Teacher Nook are a part of Noodle Nook that I love!
If you were wondering where I have been, I spent the last 2 months in Ghana, an African country on the Ivory Coast with my family. It was amazing. Not only experiencing the culture with my kids and exploring new places and cuisines with my husband… but also having the opportunity to visit schools for the disabled. Getting back to work here in the states remind...2019-09-0404 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdWhat Do You Need to Know?Hey Y’all I am so glad to be back with you!!!
I am not lying when I say that the podcasts here at the Teacher Nook are a part of Noodle Nook that I love!
If you were wondering where I have been, I spent the last 2 months in Ghana, an African country on the Ivory Coast with my family. It was amazing. Not only experiencing the culture with my kids and exploring new places and cuisines with my husband… but also having the opportunity to visit schools for the disabl...2019-09-0404 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd10 Simple Strategies for Teacher Motivation10 Simple Strategies for Teacher Motivation
A motivated teacher is the key to a classroom- check out these 10 easy and totally doable ways to keep teacher motivation high and improve student outcomes. 10 stellar strategies and ideas to keep teacher motivation high and improve student achievement!
Read more about how supporting a teacher in the classroom and keeping them motivated can be as easy as using one of the strategies on this list. As an instructional coach or campus administrator, how can you implement these strategies to inspire teachers and keep your campus running better?
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The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism Classrooms10 Simple Strategies for Teacher Motivation10 Simple Strategies for Teacher Motivation
A motivated teacher is the key to a classroom- check out these 10 easy and totally doable ways to keep teacher motivation high and improve student outcomes. 10 stellar strategies and ideas to keep teacher motivation high and improve student achievement!
Read more about how supporting a teacher in the classroom and keeping them motivated can be as easy as using one of the strategies on this list. As an instructional coach or campus administrator, how can you implement these strategies to inspire teachers and keep your campus running better?
Check out the full post on Noodle...2019-05-0110 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdHow to Use the Prompting HierarchyThe Prompting Hierarchy is a concept that every teacher and support staff should know about- after all we want our students to become more independent and the ADULTS in the room shouldn't be facilitating students to the point of learned helplessness... right?!? Listen to The Teacher Nook podcast to learn more about how to use the prompting hierarchy and prompting chart in your Autism classroom to support academics, behavior, and communication (even with AAC instruction).
Using Cues and prompts that are appropriate to support students at their level of need helps you to reduce a s...2019-04-0413 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsHow to Use the Prompting HierarchyThe Prompting Hierarchy is a concept that every teacher and support staff should know about- after all we want our students to become more independent and the ADULTS in the room shouldn't be facilitating students to the point of learned helplessness... right?!? Listen to The Teacher Nook podcast to learn more about how to use the prompting hierarchy and prompting chart in your Autism classroom to support academics, behavior, and communication (even with AAC instruction).
Using Cues and prompts that are appropriate to support students at their level of need helps you to reduce a student’s level of learned hel...2019-04-0413 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsActivities to Improve Social Skills in Autism ClassroomsHave you been working in a Special Ed classroom or Autism Unit and notice your students could use some ways to improve social skills? Listen to this episode to learn about 4 activities to improve social skills in autism classrooms.
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The Teacher Nook is a place for educators to have their questions answered about teaching students with severe and profound low-incidence disabilities including Autism. We offer tips and tricks for classroom success in acad...2019-03-2010 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdActivities to Improve Social Skills in Autism ClassroomsHave you been working in a Special Ed classroom or Autism Unit and notice your students could use some ways to improve social skills? Listen to this episode to learn about 4 activities to improve social skills in autism classrooms.
To read more about the social skills training, head over to the blog at Noodle Nook.
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The Teacher Nook is a place for educators to have th...2019-03-2010 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdFunction of Behavior in Autism Units and What to Do About itDealing with behaviors in your Autism unit or Special Ed classroom? Listen to learn the definition of the function of behavior, how to do a behavior analysis, and get a free data sheet. Once you know why the behavior happens, you can decide what to do about it... like using effective replacement behaviors. Listen now to learn more.
If you prefer to read this article or want to reference the materials referred to in the podcast, visit the post at http://www.noodlenook.net/function-of-behavior/
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The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsFunction of Behavior in Autism Units and What to Do About itDealing with behaviors in your Autism unit or Special Ed classroom? Listen to learn the definition of the function of behavior, how to do a behavior analysis, and get a free data sheet. Once you know why the behavior happens, you can decide what to do about it... like using effective replacement behaviors. Listen now to learn more.
If you prefer to read this article or want to reference the materials referred to in the podcast, visit the post at http://www.noodlenook.net/function-of-behavior/
Be sure to subscribe to this podcast so you never miss an episode full of ti...2019-03-0616 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdStudent Refuses to Work in SpEd- What YOU Can DoWhat do you do when a student in your Special Ed classroom or Autism Unit refuses to work? It all depends on the function of the behavior! Listen to better understand four possible reasons a student may refuse to work and learn three strategies to address each of those 4 reasons.
To read more about the function of behavior, head over to the blog at Noodle Nook.
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The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsStudent Refuses to Work in SpEd- What YOU Can DoWhat do you do when a student in your Special Ed classroom or Autism Unit refuses to work? It all depends on the function of the behavior! Listen to better understand four possible reasons a student may refuse to work and learn three strategies to address each of those 4 reasons.
To read more about the function of behavior, head over to the blog at Noodle Nook.
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The Teacher Nook is a place for educators to have their questions answered about teaching students with severe and profound low-incidence disabi...2019-02-2015 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdAutism and Wandering in the Classroom- What to DoWhen students with Autism or other significant disabilities cannot sit still in the classroom long enough to work or learn, it can be a problem.
Students who wander need you to do 5 things in order to be successful. Listen for more on Autism and Wandering in the classroom.
Read more on NoodleNook.Net with tips, tricks and tools to support you as you teach students with low incidence disabilities and Autism.
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The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsAutism and Wandering in the Classroom- What to DoWhen students with Autism or other significant disabilities cannot sit still in the classroom long enough to work or learn, it can be a problem.
Students who wander need you to do 5 things in order to be successful. Listen for more on Autism and Wandering in the classroom.
Read more on NoodleNook.Net with tips, tricks and tools to support you as you teach students with low incidence disabilities and Autism.
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The Teacher Nook is a place for educators to have their questions answered about teaching students wit...2019-01-2312 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsStimming in the Autism Classroom- How to Change the BehaviorThe Nook is a podcast specifically supporting teachers in Autism Units and Special Education. Today's question is all about behavior.
Caitlin asks:
"How can I lessen the stimming in a student… they are making other students have more behaviors!"
Great question. In this podcast we will talk about the 4 reasons you may see stimming and 4 strategies you can use to better manage stimming behavior in your classroom.
Items referenced in this podcast:
Visual Schedule- LINK HERE. Read more about visual schedules and First-Then charts at NoodleNook.Net
First-Then Chart- LINK HERE
DIY Dollar Store Task Boxes- LINK HERE Read More HERE...2018-11-2811 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdStimming in the Autism Classroom- How to Change the BehaviorThe Nook is a podcast specifically supporting teachers in Autism Units and Special Education. Today's question is all about behavior.
Caitlin asks:
"How can I lessen the stimming in a student… they are making other students have more behaviors!"
Great question. In this podcast we will talk about the 4 reasons you may see stimming and 4 strategies you can use to better manage stimming behavior in your classroom.
Items referenced in this podcast:
Visual Schedule- LINK HERE. Read more about visual schedules and First-Then charts at Nood...2018-11-2811 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism Classrooms15 Center Ideas for Students with Intellectual Disabilities Episode #008On the Noodle Nook Podcast today, Emily asks:
How and what functional skills should I teach to my self-contained high school class of 20 students with intellectual disabilities?
Centers for Functional Skills in High School
Wow Emily! That is a lot of students in a self-contained classroom. Just managing that can be tough and meeting the needs of so many students will be a challenge. Good news is that you CAN do it and do it with purpose!
Most states have or are changing the law to require all students who graduate from k-12 to have curriculum that is based on t...2018-08-1509 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEd15 Center Ideas for Students with Intellectual Disabilities Episode #008On the Noodle Nook Podcast today, Emily asks:
How and what functional skills should I teach to my self-contained high school class of 20 students with intellectual disabilities?
Centers for Functional Skills in High School
Wow Emily! That is a lot of students in a self-contained classroom. Just managing that can be tough and meeting the needs of so many students will be a challenge. Good news is that you CAN do it and do it with purpose!
Most states have or are changing the law to require all students who graduate from k-12 t...2018-08-1509 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsTeacher in Autism Unit Needs Help Dealing with ParentsTeacher in Autism Unit Needs Help Dealing with Parents
Meredith asks for advice on how to deal with her student's parents:
“The parents of my student with severe Autism, a speech impairment, and self injurious behavior that leads to a lot of self biting insists that he’ll be going to college to become a computer programmer. I am lucky if I can get him to log in on his computer independently. His mom wants him reading at level so he can be ready and doing on-grade-level math (Freshman Algebra), but he has a hard time with anything past two digit...2018-05-0914 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdTeacher in Autism Unit Needs Help Dealing with ParentsTeacher in Autism Unit Needs Help Dealing with Parents
Meredith asks for advice on how to deal with her student's parents:
“The parents of my student with severe Autism, a speech impairment, and self injurious behavior that leads to a lot of self biting insists that he’ll be going to college to become a computer programmer. I am lucky if I can get him to log in on his computer independently. His mom wants him reading at level so he can be ready and doing on-grade-level math (Freshman Algebra), but he has a hard time with anyth...2018-05-0914 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsResistant After Recess- The Nook #006Laying down the law on the playground- some tricks and tips to transition after recess. Listen to this episode of The Nook from Noodle Nook on strategies in the severe/mod class, Life Skills or Autism Unit as well as Special Ed classroom!
Brooklyn Asks about some tips to transition after recess:
“I have a student who is having a really hard time transitioning back to the classroom from recess. He will lie down on the playground and refuse to move. And now some of my aides have been using food to bribe him back to the room- now it se...2018-04-2609 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdResistant After Recess- The Nook #006Laying down the law on the playground- some tricks and tips to transition after recess. Listen to this episode of The Nook from Noodle Nook on strategies in the severe/mod class, Life Skills or Autism Unit as well as Special Ed classroom!
Brooklyn Asks about some tips to transition after recess:
“I have a student who is having a really hard time transitioning back to the classroom from recess. He will lie down on the playground and refuse to move. And now some of my aides have been using food to bribe him back to...2018-04-2609 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsIs Hugging Your Special Needs Students Okay- The Nook #5In this podcast, we will talk about showing affection and hugging students with disabilities.
Be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with future episodes and blog posts from NoodleNook.
Rayann asks: “If an autistic child runs to me and hugs me, should I return the hug?”
We will talk about this question in terms of social skills, communication needs, and general optics. Be sure to tune in and read more on NoodleNook.Net/episode52018-04-1105 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdIs Hugging Your Special Needs Students Okay- The Nook #5In this podcast, we will talk about showing affection and hugging students with disabilities.
Be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with future episodes and blog posts from NoodleNook.
Rayann asks: “If an autistic child runs to me and hugs me, should I return the hug?”
We will talk about this question in terms of social skills, communication needs, and general optics. Be sure to tune in and read more on NoodleNook.Net/episode5
2018-04-1105 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsWhy Write Behavior Plans- The Nook #004Are you a special education teacher with no idea why you need a BIP? Grab your IEP, put your BIP hat on, and listen why you should write behavior plans for students with Autism.
Wondering why you’re being asked to write behavior goals for students with no negative behaviors? Grab your IEPs, put your BIP hat on, and get your question answered on this episode of The Nook!
This question comes from Russell… he asks:
School makes me write a behavior plan for kids with Autism even if they don't have any bad behaviors. It's stupid and a waste of t...2018-03-2904 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdWhy Write Behavior Plans- The Nook #004Are you a special education teacher with no idea why you need a BIP? Grab your IEP, put your BIP hat on, and listen why you should write behavior plans for students with Autism.
Wondering why you’re being asked to write behavior goals for students with no negative behaviors? Grab your IEPs, put your BIP hat on, and get your question answered on this episode of The Nook!
This question comes from Russell… he asks:
School makes me write a behavior plan for kids with Autism even if they don't have any bad...2018-03-2904 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdDealing with Hitting and Pinching- The Nook 003Today on The Nook we talk about hitting and pinching behaviors and how to address them as you teach students in self-contained, Autism Units, or Life Skills classrooms. We include real and helpful tips and tricks to turn address those behaviors. Be sure to subscribe to The Nook podcast and visit www.NoodleNook.Net for more information on academics, communication, and behavior!
2018-03-1406 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsDealing with Hitting and Pinching- The Nook 003Today on The Nook we talk about hitting and pinching behaviors and how to address them as you teach students in self-contained, Autism Units, or Life Skills classrooms. We include real and helpful tips and tricks to turn address those behaviors. Be sure to subscribe to The Nook podcast and visit www.NoodleNook.Net for more information on academics, communication, and behavior!2018-03-1406 min
NoodleNook: A Podcast for Special Ed Teachers with Tips, Tricks and Tools Just for SpEdBasics to Know in YOUR Autism ClassroomBasics to Know in YOUR Autism Classroom
This podcast is for educators teaching students with severe and profound low-incidence disabilities including Autism. We provide helpful tips, tricks, and insights to be successful in the classroom. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode where we answer your questions about academics, behavior, and communication in students in self-contained. We help you work smarter, not harder.
www.noodlenook.net/episode002
2018-02-1307 min
The Teacher Nook: Tips, Tricks and Tools for SpEd Teachers in Autism ClassroomsBasics to Know in YOUR Autism ClassroomBasics to Know in YOUR Autism Classroom
This podcast is for educators teaching students with severe and profound low-incidence disabilities including Autism. We provide helpful tips, tricks, and insights to be successful in the classroom. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode where we answer your questions about academics, behavior, and communication in students in self-contained. We help you work smarter, not harder.
www.noodlenook.net/episode0022018-02-1307 min