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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2025 · 14 MIN

How to Handle Meltdowns in the Classroom

from Teaching Autism and Special Education by Nikki · host Teaching Autism

Episode Overview Meltdowns can be one of the biggest challenges in special education. When a student loses control—screaming, crying, hitting, or throwing things—it can feel overwhelming. While we can’t always prevent meltdowns, how we respond can make all the difference in helping students regulate over time. In this episode, we’ll cover:✔️ The difference between meltdowns and tantrums.✔️ Strategies to de-escalate meltdowns in the moment.✔️ How to create a meltdown-friendly space in your classroom.✔️ Preventative strategies to reduce meltdowns before they start. Share This Episode:If you found this episode helpful, share it with a fellow educator or parent, and leave a review to help others discover these strategies. Follow me on Instagram: @TeachingAutism Join my Free Resource Library. Get 3 free days access to my VIP Monthly Membership.

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