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Autism Service Dogs: An Interview with John Wheelwright- Audio
Autism Service Dogs: An Interview with John Wheelwright- Audio Service dogs are specially trained to anchor themselves in a "stay" position and not move when children wander or bolt into danger. They accompany the child . . . keep reading
Getting Colleagues to Buy Into Visual Strategies - Audio - 1 minute 15 seconds
Getting Colleagues to Buy Into Visual Strategies - Audio - 1 minute 15 seconds Tips for helping educators get their collegues to understand the value of using visual strategies for teaching children with Autism. . . . keep reading
Family Issues Surrounding Autism Spectrum Disorders- Focused Intervention in an Audio Interview with Pamela Lemerand from EMU
Family Issues Surrounding Autism Spectrum Disorders- Focused Intervention in an Audio Interview with Pamela Lemerand from EMU Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders are part of a family. It is always important to consider the dynamics of the whole family when working with a student. This audio interview address some of the issues involved in family-focused intervention. Considering the dynamics of a child's whole family is important in providing the best support for an individual child. This interview explores some of the issues. . . . keep reading
How to Create Effective Visual Aids for Younger Children- Audio- 1 minute 31 seconds
How to Create Effective Visual Aids for Younger Children- Audio- 1 minute 31 seconds Important tips to consider to create effective visual aids for children with special needs. . . . keep reading
How to Incorporate Visual Strategies in Everyday Activities - Audio - 2 minutes 10 seconds
How to Incorporate Visual Strategies in Everyday Activities - Audio - 2 minutes 10 seconds What are some of the most beneficial mindsets or ways of thinking about teaching using visual strategies. Helpful tips on incorporating visual strategies into everyday learning for students with Autism Spectrum Disorders. . . . keep reading
Using Visual Strategies with Autistic Middle and High School Students -Audio- 1 minute 11 seconds
Using Visual Strategies with Autistic Middle and High School Students -Audio- 1 minute 11 seconds Are visual strategies appropriate for use with autistic middle and high school students? What type fo visual strategies are most effective and appropriate for this age group? This audio gives tips and advice for using visual strategies with older autistic students. . . . keep reading
How to Best Progress in the Use of Visual Stratgies - Audio- 2 minutes 14 seconds
How to Best Progress in the Use of Visual Stratgies - Audio- 2 minutes 14 seconds What is the best progression for using visual strategies to communicate with children with autism. Factors to consider and best practices for effective communication. . . . keep reading
Using Visual Strategies in Classrooms with Regular and Special Education Students - Audio - 1 minute 19 seconds
Using Visual Strategies in Classrooms with Regular and Special Education Students - Audio - 1 minute 19 seconds I have a blended classroom consisting of 1/2 regular education students and 1/2 special education students. I realize that all children benefit, but how do I successfully use visual strategies with students in a mixed classroom? Tips and advice for using visual strategies with both regular education children and children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. . . . keep reading
Using Visual Strategies in a Group Home Setting -Audio - 1 minute 45 seconds
Using Visual Strategies in a Group Home Setting -Audio - 1 minute 45 seconds QUESTION: What is the easiest way to use visual strategies with people in a group home setting? With so many different staff working, the consistency tends to fluctuate. That is hard for the clients and the staff. ANSWER: First, group home settings are a perfect place to use visual strategies. One of the challenges in that type of environment is the constant changes in staff. The structure of the system creates inconsistency. But, if used correctly, a system of visual strategies can provide consistency for both the clients and the staff working with them. . . . keep reading
Helping Coworkers Understand the Importance of Visual Strategies in Students with ASD - Audio - 1 minute 2 seconds
Helping Coworkers Understand the Importance of Visual Strategies in Students with ASD - Audio - 1 minute 2 seconds Tips on helping individuals explain the importance of using visual strategies in teaching students with Austism Spectrum Disorders to coworkers. . . . keep reading
Getting Parents Involved in the Use of Visual Strategies - Audio - 1 minute 28 seconds
Getting Parents Involved in the Use of Visual Strategies - Audio - 1 minute 28 seconds What are your best strategies to get the parents of Autistic children involved using visual strategies? Helpful tips for helping parents understand and use visual strategies. . . . keep reading
How to Get Collegues to use Visual Strategies - Audio - 1 minute 5 seconds
How to Get Collegues to use Visual Strategies - Audio - 1 minute 5 seconds How do you get your colleagues to buy into all this visual strategies stuff? Addressing a common question and advice on how to get colleagues to understand and use visual strategies. . . . keep reading
Creating Successful Summer Camp Programs for Students with Austim Spectrum Disorders - Audio Interview with Pamela Lemerand
Creating Successful Summer Camp Programs for Students with Austim Spectrum Disorders - Audio Interview with Pamela Lemerand The following is an audio interview with Pamela Lemerand from Eastern Michigan University. She speaks with Autism Family Online about creating summer camp options for children with ASD. Summer camping adventures can provide great experiences for students with Autism Spectrum Disorders if there is proper planning and support. This interview with Pamela Lemerand highlights how some successful situations were a benefit to students. It is important to remember that planning for summer options needs to begin with plenty of lead time for all the pieces to fit together. . . . keep reading
Using Visual Strategies to Decrease Repeated Questions - Audio - 2 minutes 26 seconds
Using Visual Strategies to Decrease Repeated Questions - Audio - 2 minutes 26 seconds How can I use visual strategies to decrease the amount of repeated questions from Autistic children? Tips on how to successfully use visual strategies to make special needs children understand. . . . keep reading
Learning How to Automatically Use Visual Strategies - Audio - 1 minute 15 seconds
Learning How to Automatically Use Visual Strategies - Audio - 1 minute 15 seconds How can I integrate visual strategies into my everyday thinking so that I automatically use them in daily tasks? Tips on incorporating visual strategies into teaching and working with Autistic students. . . . keep reading
Teaching Grad Students Importance of Visual Aids - Audio- 32 seconds
Teaching Grad Students Importance of Visual Aids - Audio- 32 seconds How do I teach the importance of using visuals to my grad students? An audio sample. . . . keep reading
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