Get the books by Amanda Yuill

Building on Autism Strengths, Skill and Talents in Your Classroom

What’s the Difference? gives new and experienced teachers a comprehensive approach to supporting the needs of autistic students while improving the learning experience for all.  It provides teachers with informed background and classroom strategies to meet the unique needs of every student. 

This practical resource includes:

• techniques to help teachers prepare for and get to know autistic students
• anecdotes from real classrooms supported by relevant research
• lesson plans and checklists throughout the book to help implement strategies
  

This timely book champions getting rid of labels so teachers can know each student as an individual.

Fresh strategies for connecting with students

Reaching & Teaching Them All This remarkable book shows you how to connect with students, get to know what makes them tick, and what makes them behave and learn the way they do (or don’t). The conversational style is supported by well-researched information on students with challenges and those students who challenge a teacher. This practical book shows you how to use body language, humor, shared experiences, and curriculum to engage students, manage the classroom, and support learning. Available now.

Ready-to-use tools, tips, and lesson ideas for every grade from K–8

This easy-to-read, humorous survival guide for substitute teachers presents strategies to get students on your side and make classroom management easier for a full day, or longer term. This handy resource is full of quick, relationship-building activities that make the difference between a day of spitballs and a day where students give you homemade bracelets. A handy time-saver, the book includes specific lessons for all grades, in all subject areas. Ideal for the teacher just getting started, an experienced teacher filling in, or a full-time classroom teacher looking for new ways to connect with students, this timely book offers the tips and tools you need to not only survive, but succeed.