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Community Trips

Grocery Shopping for Community Based Instruction

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Shopping at the grocery store is one of the most functional community trips we can take with our students. Despite the proliferation of grocery delivery and meal prep services, pretty much everyone goes grocery shopping regularly. I took my students

Carrie November 10, 2019April 22, 2021 Community Trips Read more

Community Based Instruction – My Biggest Fast Food Failure

Community Based Instruction for students with autism

Community based instruction is so important for special education students, but these trips can put fear into the heart of the best life skills teacher. Some of my most successful community trips were to fast food restaurants.  When new students

Carrie August 15, 2017May 14, 2019 Community Trips Read more

Community trips to the playground and why it’s ok

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Part of my job is to take each of my four special education classes into the community each week.  That’s over 1000 trips over these last 5 years.  This year, I had someone criticize the fact that we go to

Carrie August 29, 2016March 18, 2017 Community Trips Read more

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