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  • Teaching Writing to Students with Autism

    When I think about teaching writing to students with autism, I can imagine many different paths to follow. It means that which path you follow depends on the individual’s current level of cognitive, social, behavior and fine motor skills. Especially for those who have very limited communication skills and fine motor skills- We can always…

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  • Simple Reading Activity for Students with Autism

    How to teach reading is one of the most frequently asked questions for special education teachers like me. Decoding, and sounding out letters and words, is very difficult for many students with language delays. For students with autism, this is true even more. When working with a child with autism or who has limited language,…

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  • Simple Reading Activity for Students with Autism

    How to teach reading is one of the most frequently asked questions for special education teachers like me. Decoding, and sounding out letters and words, is very difficult for many students with language delays. For students with autism, this is true even more. When working with a child with autism or who has limited language,…

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  • Autism Classroom Reading and Math

    Autism classroom often serves students with various skill levels. They often bring unique interests and challenges to the teaching table. For me, any school curriculum has not been so effective with my students. It is frustrating. A year after year, I had to learn new curricula and implemented them with my students to see if…

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  • Crisis Prevention and Intervention

    I have spent some time researching the topics of crisis prevention and intervention for the last 2 weeks, specifically related to developmental disabilities and challenging behaviors at school and in rehabilitation programs for adults. Crisis Prevention Institute is a leading organization in training and educating the world about the importance of prevention, de-escalation, and problem-solving…

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  • Eloping behavior and autism

    It has been a tough couple of months with new students with limited communication and social skills since the beginning of the school year. Some also display wandering behavior. I work with students with autism in public school settings, and wandering or eloping behavior is one of the most challenging behavior to work with. Maintaining…

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