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START Glossary
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Universal supports refers to those supports and strategies that are founded in the Evidence-Based Practices (EBPs), serve to prevent the majority of challenging behaviors and enhance engagement, independence, and social skill development for students with ASD. Examples of universal supports include Visual & Organizational Systems, Functional Communication, Peer to Peer Support, Accommodations/Curricular Differentiation, Appropriate Adult Support, PBIS, Effective Team Process, and Family Engagement.
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