Tinsnips - Special education resource for autism. S Resources on Autism Spectrum Disorders and Asperger's. "This web site is dedicated to those individuals who see the world in different ways.
" Find activities, printables, and interactive games to help students with exceptionalities learn about basics, master organization, and deal with interpersonal challenges on this site. Many of the resources are useful for "regular ed" as well as special ed. Although the site includes items for sale, there are many lesson plans and interactives offered for free. See the Disabilities menu for quick explanations of various disabilities: OCD, Asperger's, Autism, PDD, Learning disabilities, and more. The Games menu offers interactives to help students learn position words (in/out/left/right, etc), facial expressions, emotions, time, first-then-next sequencing, synonyms/antonyms, and more. Tag(s): autism (18), emotions (24), safety (99) In the Classroom. Home. Free Autism Teaching Resources. We hope that you’ll find our compiled list of Autism related resources useful.
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Strategies to Help Students with Autism. Teaching Autism Students in Inclusive Classrooms. Teaching Autism Students in Inclusive Classrooms Are we teaching autism students effectively in inclusive classrooms so that they are able to benefit from their educational programs?
The information, research and articles below offer teachers practical tips and strategies on how to teach students with autism in inclusive classrooms. Parents may find the information useful as well. Please consider sharing it with your child's teacher. Intervention Strategies for Teaching Students with ASD in Inclusive Classrooms Although there is a range of intervention strategies designed for students with ASD and used in many educational settings, there is no one intervention or approach proven effective for every child with ASD (National Research Council 2000). Strategies to Promote Successful Inclusion Experiences The following suggestions may help teachers provide better learning experiences in an inclusive classroom: Use consistent classroom routines. TEACHING STUDENTS WITH AUTISM: A RESOURCE GUIDE FOR SCHOOLS. Social Stories for Autistic Students: Understanding and Using Modeling, an Excellent Teaching Tool. One of the central educational issue for autism students (both in the classroom and at home) is a deficit of social skills.
Teaching social skills often becomes a primary focus in working with autistic children. Success in teaching social skills can increase self-confidence and and lead to positive result in other areas of the classroom for autistic students. What are Social Stories? Modeling is a powerful teaching strategy with children with some form of autism. A social story is a story that depicts some particular social skill being acted out (or modeled). A good social story will focus on a particular social situation or interaction. An Example of a Social Story As an example of a social story, consider the case of a third grade student with autism who is having difficulty when his class make their weekly trip to the school library.
In the story, a student who is approximately the same age and gender as the autistic student in question learns how to go to the library.