Using Visuals to Improve Behavior

Many children with learning differences struggle to understand the spoken word. They may not comprehend teacher expectations, classroom rules, or re-direction. This situation can result in poor behavior when they don't realize what they need to do. Here are a few ways to help:

Visuals can serve to explain what is expected of each student:



Students are less anxious when they see their schedule:



They help remind students of possible consequences:



Visuals can help explain a reward system:



To help deal with problem behaviors:


And to communicate:



How do you use visuals for behavior?