EducationStudent Management & Scheduling4HighTeacher$ implied
Teachers need a way to explain neurodivergent behavior to students without labeling undiagnosed peers, reducing bullying and fostering inclusion.
No existing tool helps teachers create custom, age-appropriate social stories or classroom discussions about neurodivergence without disclosing a student's diagnostic status.
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May 17, 2026
App Concept
InclusiveClass Toolkit
A web app that provides pre-written, customizable social story scripts and discussion guides for teachers to address neurodivergent behavior in a non-stigmatizing way. It uses evidence-based language to explain differences without labels, and includes role-play scenarios and reflection prompts.
Key Features
- Library of age-appropriate social stories for common neurodivergent traits (e.g., social cues, tattling, abrasiveness)
- Customizable templates where teachers can anonymize situations
- Classroom discussion guides with question prompts and activities
- Progress tracking to measure changes in classroom climate
Target Users: Elementary and middle school teachers in general education classrooms, particularly those with undiagnosed or newly diagnosed neurodivergent students
Revenue Model: $12/mo per teacher subscription, with school/district licenses at $99/year per classroom
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