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Resources learn more about visual supports, see the free publication Visual Supports and Autism Spectrum Disorders, which may be accessed at kc.Vanderbilt.edu in the Resources section under Autism

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Who needs visual supports learning links?

1. Educators and teachers who want to provide visual aids or resources for their students' learning.
2. Individuals with visual or learning disabilities who benefit from visual supports.
3. Online learning platforms or websites that offer educational content and materials.
4. Parents or caregivers who want to supplement their child's learning with visual materials.
5. Professional trainers or presenters who wish to incorporate visual components in their presentations.

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What is visual supports learning links?

Visual supports learning links are tools, strategies, and resources that help individuals with learning differences access information in a way that works best for them, such as using visual aids, graphic organizers, and technology.

Who is required to file visual supports learning links?

Educators, special education teachers, and school administrators are typically responsible for implementing and filing visual supports learning links for students who require them.

How to fill out visual supports learning links?

Visual supports learning links can be filled out by identifying the specific learning needs of the student, selecting appropriate visual supports and strategies, and implementing them in the classroom.

What is the purpose of visual supports learning links?

The purpose of visual supports learning links is to provide students with learning differences the tools they need to access information, participate in classroom activities, and succeed academically.

What information must be reported on visual supports learning links?

Visual supports learning links should include the student's learning goals, specific visual supports being used, progress monitoring data, and any adjustments made to support the student's learning.