🤔 Feeling Stuck With Visual Schedules?
You might be feeling like you're spinning your wheels trying to create and implement visual schedules that actually work in your classroom or home. Plus, there is always the "getting buy-in from others" piece. The Visual Schedules Made Easy Course can help!
Are you ready to unlock the power of visual schedules and transform the lives of autistic children while simplifying your own journey? Look no further, because this course is your ultimate solution!
Quickly learn how to create, organize, and implement visual schedules to create predictable routines and promote independence for young autistic children through this step-by-step process.
Visual Schedules Reduce Anxiety And Increase Independence!
When special educators and parents ask "What can I do to help my autistic student or child with transitions?", my response is always to "use visual supports". Specifically, "use a visual schedule".
But, so often the words "use a visual schedule" can send you down the rabbit hole of:
There is a better way! The Visual Schedules Made Easy Course will help you confidently take action and create visual schedules for your students or child.
If you put a mental "check" next to any of these questions, then the "Visual Schedules Made Easy" course is tailor-made for you!
Visual schedules that really work in both a busy preschool self-contained and integrated environment!
I'm a speech/language pathologist, and I've run a communication-based classroom for young autistic children for 2 decades.
I have a passion for using visual supports in my classroom to help create predictable routines for my students. I've learned so much through trial and error over the years and I love sharing the strategies that have stood the test of time. These visuals work with most children and are easy for support staff to carry out.
I founded Autism Little Learners in 2019, and love connecting with educators and parents to help reduce their overwhelm and help them experience progress and small successes that build upon each other!
🌟 What Will You Learn?
This comprehensive course will equip you with the knowledge and tools to make visual schedules a breeze.
🖼️ Choosing the Right Symbols/Pictures: Discover the art of selecting symbols and pictures that truly resonate with autistic children. Learn the nuances between real objects, mini-objects, line drawings, and real pictures for your visual schedules.
📆 Selecting the Perfect Schedule: Master the art of determining the ideal length and layout for visual schedules, customized for each unique child or student.
🚀 Fostering Independence: Uncover the secrets to creating predictability and fostering independence through visual schedules, step by step.
📋 Training Paras & Assistants: As educators, time is often in short supply. This course includes quick, easy-to-read handouts and a video explaining the "why" behind visual schedules, making it effortless to train your team and enhance their buy-in and consistency.
🔧 Troubleshooting Common Issues: Tackle common challenges head-on with our expert guidance, ensuring that you're always prepared to handle any situation.
LIFETIME ACCESS
There is nothing worse than feeling pressure to finish a course by a specific date. As educators and parents, things get busy. That's why you will get lifetime access to this course!
5 CORE MODULES
There are 5 core modules with 25 lessons a variety of bonus materials. These modules are meant to make the process of setting up visual schedules easy.
HANDOUTS
The course includes handouts that you can print and share with colleagues and parents. These will help you get "buy-in" from support staff and families.
VISUAL SCHEDULE TEMPLATES
As a way to make implementing visual schedules easier for you, I have a variety of templates that you can download and use. Grab and go!
VIDEO LIBRARY
The video library contains over 2 dozen short video examples of visual schedules in action. If you are someone who needs to "see it" vs. just reading or listening, this bonus is for you!
COURSE WORKBOOK
The course workbook highlights the most important aspects of the course and gives you a place to jot down your ideas. Use this to guide you as you develop your visual schedules.
Maybe you are a seasoned educator and want to revamp your visual schedules. Maybe you are a new special education teacher or parent of a young autistic child and you are ready to create visual schedules for the first time. Or, you are somewhere in between! You are in the right place if you are:
"I have a new outlook on Visual schedules! I can see how not only we can use these for preschoolers but also for toddlers. I am more knowledgeable about explaining the importance of using Visual Schedules to our special needs one-on-one assistants."
- Maria
My biggest takeaway was all of the information and ideas. I learned so much from this course about how to use and implement visuals! It’s been very helpful in my classroom!"
- Sarah
"I just wanted to thank you for making this course. I am an educational assistant and work with an autistic child and also a mother to an autistic son. I wish I could have found something like this for my son when he was in school. It was fantastic, easy to follow, easy to implement, and I looked forward to each module!"
- Cynthia
I created Visual Schedules Made Easy because I was getting so many DM's and emails from educators and parents who wanted ideas and tips for creating and implementing visual schedules. They also wanted to know how to get other team members to actually use them consistently!
Parents often hear "use a visual schedule at home", but don't know where to start. They reached out to me with so many questions. This course is a solution to that problem too. I wanted to provide a step-by-step framework for how to both create and implement visual schedules. This course will do just that.
This course is for educators who want to create new visual schedules, or revamp their schedules and get fresh ideas. It's also for parents who want to get started and learn all of the "ins and outs" of visual schedules. You are both in the right place!
I hope you join me inside "Visual Supports Made Easy", where I will support you along the way.
All my best,
Tara Phillips
I've been using visual schedules in my classroom for a LONG time 🤣
In 1997, when I was student teacher, we relied on polaroid pictures for schedules. The pictures you see on the left are of me when I was student teaching and working with my first autistic students. We put Velcro on the back and that was our visual schedule!
Then, Boardmaker symbols became more widely available and we replaced the polaroid pictures with those.
Now, we have so many options for types of symbols and visuals schedules that it can lead to overwhelm. I always love staying on the forefront of new strategies, so my visual schedules have evolved over 2 decades. I love sharing my passion for visual schedules!