A student becomes overwhelmed during a noisy group activity.
I think more detail is needed here - what does overwhelmed look like?
A student becomes overwhelmed during a noisy group activity.
I think more detail is needed here - what does overwhelmed look like?
UDL‑aligned
Could remove UDL here - it is a reasonable adjustment.
design stage
and being available for all students
Strategies for Sensory and Processing Support
These are very broad examples. I understand that putting more detail will upset the image but I am not sure if this is specific enough for teachers to then apply it in their classroom.
flexible
and accessible
reduces
and barriers to learning
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Opportunity for a video to be included here - there are quite a few sensory overload videos that might compliment this well to demonstrate what this feels like to a neurotypical person.
able
prepared for the learning experience?
disrupting others
Should we consider co-regulation. This is worded as though by providing these things students should be able to regulate. Some may require specific teaching of these skills or co-regulation.
pathways
should this be movement breaks to remain consistent with other wording?
Predictable and responsive environments
provide an example of this?
simplified cues
or information provided in a different medium/ format
Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Include this term in the dictionary