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Tips for the classroom

Because all this learning is great… but what do we do?!?!?

Tip #6- Be careful with comedy!

Most faculty want to be at least moderately entertaining.

No matter your style, one thing will almost always get lost on your students with autism: Sarcasm!

Just think of this way… imagine you are texting what you are saying to someone. Ever sent a message that was meant to be sarcastic, but came across as, well, not how you intended?

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