In this episode, I talk about setting the expectations in the classroom for the staff using staff zoning plans. Even though things seem obvious to you in the classroom, they aren't obvious to everyone and they may not be obvious to your paraprofessionals. 

Part of your job as a teacher is to give direction. But we aren't always used to giving directions to other adults. So, in this episode I talk about why we need class zoning plans, how they can help you, and some tips to help make them more successful.

LINKS:

Grab all the links and examples at Autism Classroom Resources Podcast: Episode 4.

Grab a free zoning plan template in the Autism Classroom Resources Library

Want more information about how to actually create and use a zoning plan, along with more info about building teaching teams?  Grab my Classroom Teams and Zoning Toolkit.

Building Classroom Teams and Zoning Plans (on TpT)