Accessible Education Tools
We help educators master the core skills they need to provide differentiated or tailored instruction with greater ease!
Earn a certificate of completion / professional development unit for each lesson completed! (PDU/CEU*)
Put These Accessible Education Tools to Work in Your Classroom
Enhance your skills easily on your own time with this group of short, easy to complete Accessible Education Courses. Each lesson is based on current pedagogy with insights into how to work with classroom challenges.
AET Lessons
Classroom Setup
This lesson includes a step-by-step process for how to arrange your classroom to best meet the educational needs of your learners, and improve student gains by as much as 16%.
Routines
Automaticity of everyday routines is essential for higher order learning. This lesson includes a few instructional examples of how to design, teach and help your student retain important routines.
Behavior Expectations
The appropriate behavior for a given situation depends on many things. This lesson provides you with a basic instructional framework for how to explicitly teach, notice and reward desired behaviors.
Escalation Cycle
This lesson provides an overview of the escalation cycle and provides a few suggestions for how to recognize and respond appropriately to student demonstrating dysregulated behaviors.
Entry Tasks
The appropriate behavior for a given situation depends on many things. This lesson provides you with a basic instructional framework for how to explicitly teach, notice and reward desired behaviors.
Lesson Plans
This lesson includes a basic process for ensuring that your lesson plans include the essential components required for effective design and delivery of instruction for your students.
Goldilocks Rule
This lesson reviews a few strategies for how to determine if your students are ready to move from guided to independent practices, and what to do if they struggle.
Two Common Data Types
This lesson shows you when and how to use either permanent product or frequency data to assess student learning progress and guide instruction.
Progress Monitoring
This lesson reviews progress monitoring basics and covers how to avoid common errors in gathering, and analyzing student progress.
Generalization
This lesson includes a few strategies for how to teach a wide variety of learners how to generalize (recognize and respond appropriately to cues to or NOT to demonstrate) prior knowledge/skills.