3 Reasons to Use Scenarios for Social Skills
Teaching social skills can be tricky—especially when we’re working with young learners or students who need extra support understanding how to interact with others. That’s
You’re in the right place if:
- you know your students need diversified lessons that are made to fit their specific learning needs while still learning the same content as their peers.
- your heart starts beating faster just thinking of planning another social skills lesson because it is such a big subject and you just don’t know where to start.
- you feel you have no time in your schedule to actually teach – between all the meetings, modifications to curriculum, data collecting, progress monitoring, and social/emotional lesson planning you are capped.
- you go home at the end of the day only to find yourself whipping out your computer just to try to ‘get caught up’ on a little more work missing precious moments with your family.
That’s why I created a 5 step process to writing an amazing behavior plan. To help you get time back while still rocking meeting your students’ needs.
