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Printable Resources

The following resources were developed by VKC TRIAD and provide information for promoting evidence-based practices. An intervention is an evidence-based practice when there is scientific evidence to support its claims. Click on the links below to jump to specific categories of resources.

If you need materials in an accessible format, please contact kc@vumc.org or call (615) 322-8240.

Accommodations and Modifications

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Academic Skill Checklists  ▼

Instructional Support  ▼

Autism

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Autism Information  ▼

Emotional Regulation  ▼

Leisure Skills Resources  ▼

Neurodiversity  ▼

Self-Advocacy  ▼

Discipline and FAPE

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Evidence-Based Practices and Interventions

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Antecedent-Based Interventions  ▼

Augmentative and Alternative Communication  ▼

Cognitive Behavioral Intervention  ▼

Evidence-Based Practices for Autistic Students  ▼

Evidence-Based Practices for Behavior  ▼

Naturalistic Interventions  ▼

Procedural Fidelity Checklists  ▼

Reinforcement  ▼

Video Modeling  ▼

FBA/BIP

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Home and School Collaboration

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Transition Planning

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Planning Transitions  ▼

Transition Materials for Post-Secondary Opportunities  ▼

Educator Resources

Caregiver Resources

Self-Advocate Resources

  • Electronic Leisure Skills Toolkit for Self-Advocates. View the course
  • Self-Advocate Transition Prep Tool-coming soon!

The above resources were made available at no cost through the Tennessee Department of Education, Tennessee Technical Assistance Network.


Additional Resources

For additional printable resources and resources for caregivers created by VKC TRIAD, please see the links below.



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TRIAD is a proud member of the Tennessee Technical Assistance Network (TN-TAN) through the Tennessee Department of Education. TRIAD, the autism institute at the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center, provides training, consultation, and coaching services for supporting educators and developing school and system-wide supports to address needs specific to autistic students, Pre-K-12.

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