Chris Winger

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7,757 appearances 58 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2022 last heard Aug 2024

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And you really will become effective at that when you can guide and help train others about matched
What are sensory differences? matched
How can we support our neurodivergent students? matched
How can we help create a system, an environment that's sensory friendly to help meet the student's needs? matched
The second thing that I would recommend matched
on what I do at the very beginning is assess the situation, assess the student, assess and involve the families too. matched
So you really want to get some good insight as to what are the different needs. matched
Of course, everybody's got differences and individual needs that need to be addressed, but really to get a good idea of what are we working with here so we can create a sensory-friendly classroom, a sensory-friendly environment at school so everybody wins. matched
Yeah, absolutely. matched
And then we'll talk about some accommodations and stuff, but just really help guiding the matched
the idea to the staff members, to the paraprofessionals, to the instruction, to the one-to-one aides, the TSAs, the teachers, the admin, that when we can meet people's needs, when we can provide matched
sensory supports, then we will see that student shine even more. matched
We'll see their true potential. matched
We'll see that if a student's regulated, they'll be able to meet their academic needs. matched
They'll be able to meet all of, you know, they'll be able to grow. matched
So that's really the idea here. matched
What ends up happening is that if the student's sensory needs aren't being met or... matched
or we're not providing those supports to meet those needs, then we're going to see that student have challenges. matched
And then we go down the rabbit hole of, well, how do we suppress or prevent that child or that student from doing this? matched
And then they put in plans that just end us up on the hamster wheel because we're never addressing the root cause. matched
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