Special Education Strategies: Restorative Justice, Self-Advocacy & Sensory
A strong special education classroom is more than a stack of accommodations; it is the physical space, the culture and the everyday skills students carry with them. This resource gives you 11 guides for building a classroom that works on each of those levels.
What's Inside
- Emotional Regulation Corners
- Outdoor Sensory Gardens
- Peer Mentorship Programs
- Flexible Learning Pathways
- Life Skills Bootcamp
- Flexible Seating for Autonomy
- Healthy Living Education
- Restorative Justice Circles
- Self-Advocacy Skills Training
- Sensory Integration Strategies
- Time Management and Organization Skills
Each guide lists strategies with the objective, added detail and a tip for putting it into practice.
How It Helps You
- Covers room setup, conflict handling and skill building in one resource
- Supports launching restorative justice circles or self-advocacy routines
- Helps build student participation in their own IEPs
Ways to Use It
Pick the guide that fits your current priority, whether that is redesigning a corner of your room, setting up a new classroom or starting a self-advocacy routine.
Who It's For
Special education teachers, life skills and transition teachers, case managers, restorative justice coordinators, inclusion teachers and school counselors.
Format
PDF (print-ready) and PPTX (editable). 11 guides. Instant download.
Need more than one?
If strategy tables like these save you planning time, the mega bundle pairs this set with the rest of the strategy table collection. The Special Education Mega Bundle includes this resource and more in one download, and you save 31% compared to buying each item separately.
