Organizational Strategies for Students with Autism in Middle School and Up
Claire Schutte, Psy-D, BCBA-D, dives into organizational strategies for students with autism. She touches on executive functioning and how this affects organizational capacity. The speaker suggests planning ahead and being creative and she lists organizational materials that may be helpful. Schutte outlines visual schedules and tools for self-monitoring like lists, post it notes, and online organizational tools like Evernote.
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