TBI Support Toolkit: Return to Learn Accommodations
A student returning to school after a traumatic brain injury may show fatigue, focus and processing that change from day to day. This 49-page guide helps teachers manage a safe, structured return to learn while protecting the student's confidence and academic standing.
What's Inside
- TBI basics: why frequent reassessment matters, since functioning can change rapidly
- School impact: what to notice and typical recovery timelines
- Classroom supports: workload adjustments, breaks, environment, and organization
- Learning and behavior: communication scripts, testing accommodations, and participation strategies
- Teamwork and planning with school teams and families
- Inclusion and friendship support, plus self-advocacy
- Toolkit: printables, data trackers, and real classroom scenarios
How It Helps You
- Helps you adjust workload and breaks as the student's needs change
- Gives you testing accommodations and communication scripts ready to use
- Keeps the school team and family aligned during recovery
Ways to Use It
Use it when planning a student's return to school, during team meetings, and for ongoing monitoring with the data trackers.
Who It's For
General education teachers, special education teachers, and school teams.
Format
Digital download, 49 pages. Instant download.
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