There are several strategies a teacher can employ to help serve a wide range of individual needs, strengths and learning styles within a regular classroom that don’t require a tremen- dous amount of additional work during an already busy school day. These include plan- ning techniques, organizing learning environments, mastering instructional delivery that
reaches students of different abilities, and evaluating the effectiveness of teaching strategies (Scott, et al., 2000). These strategies can be especially valuable in including students with autism, but may also be helpful in supporting many students with diverse needs. Schwartz, Billingsley, & McBride (n.d) suggest several strategies to help teachers include
students with autism in general education activities. They include: