The Best Resource Room Ever UPDATED!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- www.behaviorcommunicates.com
About 4 years ago I asked one of the teachers I work with if she would share with our viewers how she organized her room with structure and visual supports for her students with resource services.
Now, Chloe Diedam has a new and much larger classroom space that she has organized like a pro! She has created a peaceful, functional, and effective space for students to come to during the school day to get social skill training or to reset themselves emotionally.
Take a look.
i love your classroom space Chloe I was thinking of designing a special education shop class for people with autism and bipolar 1 and 2 types for teaching teens and adults with autism and bipolar to fix their own cars and learn how they work i had some ideas such as ralster images and using programs like Blue driver for programming cars ECU systems i remember using News 2 You as a bass line for special needs students like me i am touched by my heart by how wonderful your classroom setup is in my class we teach mechanical trades based on automotive such as rebuilding car engines and working on all brands of cars like Mitsubishi Pontiac and chevy etc Thanks i would love to have you guys in my future business organization as a classroom teacher or classroom assistant aid
Do you have any videos that go more into the day to day, like how to actually run a resource room? How to best serve the students, particularly if you have limited time (30 minute push ins and pull outs) and resources/materials? This is amazing. Your district and school are blessed. Thanks for all that you do.
i don't. sorry! I know it is quite a juggling act!
I wish I could have had Chloe Diedam as one of My Teachers back when I was an autistic SPED student in elementary school .
Thank you for helping in being a voice for those who have been through SPED +Carla Butorac .
- Dwight
You would have been lucky to have Chloe as your teacher for sure!!! She's amazing! I appreciate your support for my channel and what I try to do for those who live or work with children with special needs!
You're welcome @@carlabutorac6240 .
I used to be one of those students and I look back on videos like this today as an autistic stay at home son at 40
being able to reflect on my times in school without the academic pressures and also without so much of the emotion of me missing my friends that I have made in school through videos showcasing teachers especially SPED teachers like this who have the resources that I wish were available back in my time so thank you for this and please keep right on doing it .
By the way , I always compliment when I like what I see especially women who look good and as much as I wish to tell Chloe Diedam that she looks good , Carla … You look good yourself as well .
I like you both .
- Dwight
i am in high school and I have autism and anxiety I am in 2 regular classes at school and the rest of the day I’m in a resource room. I have awesome EAs that know what I need during the day. My favorite EA is Jenn W She knows when I need to go out of class when its to loud And I also do work experience at petland and Jenn W is the EA that goes with me in the morning
Hanna, it sounds like you have great resources to help you succeed!!! Terrific!
Carla Butorac
I really do have great resources to help me at school. The EAs that help me know the things I need The resource teachers know to put me with EAs that i am comfortable with and if I get put with a EA i am not comfortable with I have a meltdown crying and picking at my skin. things that help me when im anxious colouring sitting in a quiet room like resource teachers office with lights off listening to country music and walks in the hallway
Wonderful Hanna. Sounds like you have great help!!!
This is a great idea. I don't remember any of this in any School I attended as a special needs student.
we have many improvements in how we work with or students with special needs!
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What grades do you teach? I am interested in teaching k-2 special ed.
Hi I would like to know also what grade Chloe teaches, as I am currently using this great video as part of a final paper for my class. Thank you.
Where did you purchase the dividers from?
Lakeshore Learning They have both stores and online shopping
Anyone have links to high school resource? I feel all these videos are slated not only for the youngest teacher demographic, but for K-3.
Carla have you seen anything like therapuddy?
I have! We have some in our sensory rooms and our OT uses it!
@@carlabutorac6240see I'm autistic and I am working on my substitute teacher certification and I CAN'T stand the texture of it and I am going to be a para and apparently special needs kids like slime how do I desensitize myself from that texture?
One thing we do to desensitize students is to encourage them to touch textures they don't like but in small doses. You could try touching other things with different textures, like shaving cream, a soft slime you can either make yourself or buy in a toy store, clay, play dough and then try touching thera putty just for short periods of time each day. Work on getting accustomed to the feel. See if that helps.
How and where did you applied for the grant?
Chloe has gotten grants from within our school district and from the organization in Central Indiana called Answers for Autism
Emotional disability? So I have bipolar disorder and anxiety it's bad to the point where I can't sit still and It makes where it gets in the way of my learning would students like me get placed in it?
This room is just a support for students who need it. You would have access to it if you needed a break, a small group instruction things like that.
Bipolar can be very different than these depending on how much control is needed and what kind.
would i go into resource room for aspergers?
most likely not.unless you also have a learning disability
In Ontario Canada, if you have a recognized disability, you have access to the resource room and all of your accommodations.
How I can Contact with you to help me about resources rooms
you can email me at cjbutorac@yahoo.com
Yes, think sensory integration
Special education made my life terrible and to be honest with you you seem like you are a good teacher keep it up but the problem I had being in Special Ed I had teachers not helping me very well I had teachers telling me that I'm disabled telling me I have no future After High School and they were correct after many years of high school I'm not doing anything and I do have a job but I'm only working 4 days a week and special education made my life terrible it's the reason why I didn't go to Community College because they told me my grades were terrible my GPA is a d+ keep in mind that I had one months until I graduate high school my stupid teachers special education teachers called the superintendent Army and they were complaining how I want to start the program which it wasn't you I just had a hard time following Direction I had 1 months left until I graduate the age of 21
I am so sorry to hear that your time in the special education program was not helpful to you. I know in our school district, our students are the most important part of what we do. We work very hard to help all of our students succeed. I hope things go better for you in the future!
I am so sorry you had a rough time in school. No teacher should stomp on someone's dream. Redirect a dream? Sure. But never ever stomp on a dream. I hope you are able to overcome the Negative Nellies in your life and become who you want to be. The only person stopping you now is you! Keep on Keeping ON!!
Mine too until I was put in career exploration.
What's is your country?
US
Do you have students that figure out that getting upset lets them do something they enjoy?
Of course! They've learned that if they act up, they get what they want. So you need to set them up for success. Have a plan where you are proactive and set up situations where the student can get what he/she wants when they use their words instead of their bodies to communicate. Tell them "I'm not going to listen to your body communicate with me, you need to use your words to talk to me" Make sure they have the words to use...if they don't give them options to use then reward them for using their appropriate communication skills. If you re consistent, you should see a significant reduction in behaviors...simply because that method doesn't work anymore!
Carla Butorac Excellent!
@@carlabutorac6240 that is beautiful! This is information that all teachers need to understand and implement in their classes;)
@@lizhenderson1538 Thank you Elizabeth! Chloe is an amazing teacher and I love highlighting her. I know not every school district has professional development like we do, that's why I share! Everyone should have great information.
If we ever get the impression that someone is using behavior to get out of the classroom, we change the response to the behavior. Usually it's a lack of a skill that collides with a situation the student can't handle. That's where we try to teach the lagging skill they need.
If you have ADHD and went to the school would u get put in this class
no Students with ADHD only would get their educational services in a general education classroom. If the student has other issues, like an emotional disorder or a cognitive delay or an autism spectrum disorder then he/she may get support in this classroom. Students don't typically stay in this room all day. They come and go as needed.
We would design a program with a "sensory diet" to help with the student's need for movement. We would also put visual supports into place along with strong reinforcers to help with getting the student to focus for short but productive periods of time
no they come in and out depending upon what they need
Elementary
Then that is a decision that is made by the case conference committee. We always look for the least restrictive environment that students need to be successful. If a student needs a self contained classroom to be successful then that is where the student should get his/her education.
My friend self esteem is crushed because of sped
" My friend self esteem is crushed because of sped " , Then what caused them to put you in SPED in the first place ?
Same
@@mughuman2579 are you in resource I'm 12 turning 13 I'm not autistic but have kinda speech dalay and I have to go to a class and a person help me
I’m not in resource but I do have many classes where there’s a paraprofessional which is why people think I’m stupid. I also have to take supervised study instead of a language like most kids.
@@mughuman2579 People make stupid assumptions. Everyone needs help at different times in their lives, it never means they are stupid. It means this is one time where we need someone else to help us make certain steps we cannot make on our own! I had a speech teacher all the way through elementary school. I graduated Summa Cum Laude (the highest grades you can make in college). Needing help does not make you weak or stupid. It means you are strong and smart enough to know that you can't do some things on your own just yet!!
Very humiliating to be treated like a caged animal and not be able to get the proper education I need 👎 -10/10 education schools.
not all schools and teachers are equal. I'm sorry that you had such a negative experience. I know we work everyday to do the best we can to provide our students with the best possible education that we can.