Masking at School | Supporting Neurodivergent Students Through Change
Many neurodivergent students mask their struggles at school, especially during change, and the cost shows up later. These 12 strategy tables help teachers, counselors and parents recognize masking and support students through transitions.
What's Inside
- Recognizing Masking Behaviors
- Reacting to Sudden Transition Stress
- Correcting an Overwhelming Schedule
- Identifying Sensory Overload Triggers
- Learning from a Difficult Transition
- Accepting Support from Teachers
- Frustration with Unmet Accommodations
- Repeating the Same Coping Failure
- Applying a New Transition Strategy
- Helping a Peer Navigate Change
- Fearing Disclosure of Neurodivergence
- Celebrating a Smooth Transition Win
How It Helps You
- Helps adults recognize masking behaviors that are easy to miss
- Supports students in accepting help and accommodations
- Addresses fears around disclosure with care
Ways to Use It
Use them in counseling sessions, staff training, family conversations or student support planning.
Who It's For
Teachers, counselors and parents of neurodivergent students..
Format
PDF (print-ready) and PPTX (editable). 12 strategy tables, one per page. Instant download.
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