Increasing Reading Using KWL Strategies for Students with Autism
Reading can be difficult for any student with reading deficiencies. For students with autism, poor comprehension skills and language delays, along …
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Teaching Students With Neurological Disorders
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Proprioception Exercises as Sensory Diet for Children in Montessori
More children who attend Montessori schools are being diagnosed with “Sensory Processing Disorder.” Montessori educators are concerned …
Continue ReadingAutism and Peer Tutoring in the Classroom
In teaching social skills to students with Autism and their peers in the classroom, peer tutoring can provide a collaborative avenue of social …
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Characteristics of Autistic Students: A Guide for Teachers
Autism is defined as a developmental disorder with behavioral characteristics on a spectrum from severely impaired to gifted in development, social, …
Continue ReadingEpilepsy First Aid and Management in the Classroom
Ever wondered how to manage a situation where a student has an epileptic seizure in the classroom? How about when you are out on school excursion? …
Continue ReadingUse Vertical Plane Activities to Help Students with Developmental and Learning Disabilities Develop Fine Motor Skills
Students who have difficulties maintaining visual attention to hand activities often benefit when activities are adapted to be used in the vertical …
Continue ReadingHow to Handle Autism Temper Tantrums In Children With Autism
Children who have autism spectrum disorders can be prone to temper tantrums. These episodes can range in intensity from mild to quite severe, and …
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Autism and Behavior Modification: Narrowing the Parameters
How many times have you seen an autism behavior and decided right then and there that it had to go? The idea of changing a behavior is much simpler …
Continue ReadingAutism Behavior Modification and Mental Activity
Practice makes perfect right? And we aren’t even looking for perfection, so why aren’t more people using this theory for autism behavior …
Continue ReadingFocus on Autism: Tips to Help Autistic Children
The child who has autism is simply the child who happens to have autism. Keep the child in mind as you read these simple tips to focus on the child …
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