Using RoutinesBy: Carmen Willings
teachingvisuallyimpaired.com Updated May 27, 2024 Students with complex needs learn best through natural environments and routines and a functional curriculum that is activity-based. Create supportive learning environments for students with complex needs, focusing on functional skills, independence, and engagement. Through the use of routines, you can create inclusive and supportive learning environments that promote skill development, independence, engagement, and well-being for students with complex needs.
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