Surprising Yet Powerful Strategy to Help Nonverbal Kids Learn to Read

Teachers: Try this simple tip for nonverbal learners in your classroom.

In this video, I’ll share a powerful yet simple tip for teachers to go beyond using visuals in the classroom. Look around your classroom and find areas where you can label visuals with words.

This can help unlock communication for students who are nonverbal, on the Autism Spectrum, or simply learn differently.

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Sue Larkey is a Teacher & Lecturer who has a Masters in Special Education. She has authored 15 books on teaching children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other learning differences. She helps teachers and parents support children with Autism, Asperger’s, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ODD, ADHD, anxiety behavior, and more.

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