While my teaching assistants are working with a student, they are taking specific data. Here is an example of a data sheet inside a student’s folder:
While my teaching assistants are working with a student, they are taking specific data. Here is an example of a data sheet inside a student’s folder:
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I'm impressed by your system! I teach students with emotional and behavioral disorders in a self contained classroom and I aspire to organize my room and students into such a wonderful work center system like this! Thank you for sharing!
Teaching Special Kids
Thanks Mary! It takes time to find a good system that works for you, but it us so worth the time and effort!!
This looks great!! I teach autistic support and am trying to start at least a math and language arts center, but am struggling as to how to start it, what to put in it, etc. Do you have any posts going into more detail about what activities are within each center? Thanks!
Not yet, but they are on my to-do list!
I really love this post. It is helpful for me as a 2nd year teacher in maintaining order. I teach k-2 self-contained classroom. I have 5 students and 1 assistant. I can only run 3 centers with 2 students per group, and one student 1:1. I have a teacher center and a writing/fine motor center and then an independent work center. I have baskets the students choose from with items that they are capable of doing independently. My littles need lots of prompting to stay on task and in their area, but I really feel they need that independence as well. Do you have any suggestions for the independent center?
It would depend on your students. You could have one table eating snack, free draw, fine motor tasks, etc. I would add visual directions to the table no matter the task. I would also specifically teach students what to do at that center and the expectations.
Pam
I had a system similar to this one years ago, then I changed school districts and didn't go back to it. I keep meaning too, but just haven't had the time. Definately going to find time now!