non-verbal

When teaching groups of kids and they are processing something either keypad or however, have the love coach BEHIND them in your view. The MOMENT they get it correct up goes the THUMB from mum.The kid doesn’t know but there’s lots of other miming behind…

• Last updated 4 years ago
• benefits of group lessons, benefits of online lessons, comfort in teaching groups, distance lessons, gesture, groups, keeping groups together, learning online, learning via webcam, managing groups, mime, miming, non-verbal, nonverbal, online, online groups, online learning, online lessons, semaphoring, teaching groups, teaching online, using a webcam to teach, value of groups, videoconference software

In this webinar the Gateway Teacher Training Program is summarized, and teachers ask questions about teaching their students with autism, cerebral palsy, and other learning and processing difficulties. Topics include: Teacher Input on Gateway (00:00) Student with Cerebral Palsy: Non-verbal, Fine Motor Issues (01:46) Teacher…

• Last updated 6 years ago
• Cerebral Palsy, diagnosis, Gateway training, Karen Nisenson, Laurie Richards, memory problem, mindset, non-verbal, parent involvement, processing issues

I’m going to be starting an autistic student who is non-verbal. I’m thinking I should create picture boards to set up the activities in the lesson. Can anyone offer other ideas/resources to assist in starting up this student? Also, do you have specific questionnaires that…

• Last updated 7 years ago
• autism, autistic, Laurie Richards, non-verbal, special needs