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at the red table I have a TEACCH Binder system implemented. The Binder Work system was designed to create
a systematic routine system for students to work independently on already
mastered skills that they learn at the math, reading, and writing centers.
There
are “student binders” and “master minders” included in this system. Master binders are shown to the right. These are large three ring binders that store
the reusable work tasks by subject.
These are managed by staff members- students do not work from them.
Inside
the master binders are tons of laminated interactive pages to allow students
extra practice
Each
student has their own labeled student binder.
The students work out of their binder at the red table during work
centers. They have anywhere from 2 pages to 20 pages
to work on at a time depending on the students abilities.
Student
binders are set up each week for new interactive pages. Depending on the students abilities,
different interactive pages are pulled from each subject master binder
including from the seasonal activities binders.
Master binders are stored on a bookshelf next to all of the student binders.
I currently have three binder sets available for purchase in my TpT store....I have several in the works including seasonal ones! These will be out in August :)
I really am enjoying your blogs. I have been a general classroom teacher for 12 years, but last year I switched to Special Education. I am definitely having to learn a new world, and have had to research a lot in order to make my position work. I have a question for you: Do you use task boxes AND binders? If so how do you implement them together? I'm really just trying to figure out how to implement structured learning with my students. Much of this will done in the classrooms as we are moving towards a more inclusion based school. Any suggestions?
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