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School Safety Drills and Exercises for Students With Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Tips and Resources for Educators

  • 2020

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    The NASP page provides resources for educators to conduct school safety drills effectively for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It emphasizes the need for personalized strategies, sensory considerations, and visual aids in emergency preparedness. Key tips include creating visual schedules, using social stories, practicing drills gradually, and incorporating sensory accommodations. The goal is to ensure that students with ASD understand and feel comfortable during safety drills, promoting their overall well-being and security in school environments. The page offers specific guidance and links to further resources for educators supporting students with ASD in emergency situations.

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