Making SPED Accommodations in the Classroom

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Explore strategies for supporting an autistic student with sensory processing disorder through customized tasks, sensory accommodations, and social interaction techniques. This first-grade teacher shares how they introduced headphones to manage classroom noise and adjusted writing tasks to support fine motor development. Watch how small, consistent changes build comfort and confidence in the classroom.

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What learners do you know that may benefit from the accommodations you heard about in the video?

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