Visual cues highlight or point out important information. They can come in the form of flashcards, videos, sticky notes, or anything else that you 'see' rather ...

Cues are quick verbal or non-verbal reminders of an expected classroom behavior. Visuals are materials used throughout the day to clearly communicate classroom ...

Get creative! Make your own classroom drawings or photographs, or use existing templates (see Visuals to Print or Examples of Cues and Visuals handouts).

Choose a prompt (cue or signal) to give your child if they need help with the task or behavior while using the visual cue. Prompts can be verbal, gestural, ...

Visual prompts help address difficulty in memory and organization. They may include written notes, pictures, or other visual cues. Visual prompts may help ...

A visual support refers to using a visual item, such as an object, photograph, sign or picture, to communicate. Visual supports aid and enhance communication.

For example, visual cues help learners know where to look while simultaneously listening to audio and scanning a complex diagram. Visual cues can reduce the ...

This study examined the effects of visual cues, prompting, and feedback within activity schedules on increasing cooperation between pairs of children with ...

A visual prompt is a picture or cue that the student sees which provides information about the correct answer. Can involve a visual schedule, video, photograph, ...