Autism and Timeout

Use visual choice boards in your classroom… to provide students with options for how to spend their break time as well as a way to appropriately ask for a break. Allowing access to breaks can be an effective way to decrease negative behaviors. After all, some problem behaviors can occur in order to gain access to breaks. Some people don’t realize but a time out may not be a punishment for some kids – maybe they’re getting out of an activity they don’t like. Teaching students how to appropriately

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