Guided Book Study

This guided book study takes you through The Adaptive Teacher, presenting questions for reflection and extensions to your classroom.

Example Curriculum

  Getting Started
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  Creating a Warm and Welcoming Learning Environment
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  Learning Accommodations
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  Sensory Supports in the Environment
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  Promoting Executive Function and Self Regulation
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  How to Get and Keep Attention
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  Effective Classroom Communication
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  Managing Meltdowns
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  Application in YOUR Classroom
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  Communicating for Compliance
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  Motivating Without Rewards
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  Building Connections
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  The Ghosts of Pedagogy Past
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  Differences NOT Disabilities
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Crystal Brooks, Ed.S., CCC/SLP

Facilitator




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