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Video Library
All of the video entries in this web site are listed in the Video Library for your reference. They are also listed in Departments, organized by topic.
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Autism Tips: Who is Causing the Behavior Problem?
Linda Hodgdon
The topic in this video is when we focus on the individual student whose behavior is not acceptable. We pay attention to what he or she does that is inappropriate. We notice what he does or what he does not do. In honest assessment . . .
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Tony and Kyle
This is a video about Tony and his mentor, Kyle. Tony has Asperger's syndrome and when his mother asked for a mentor Volunteers in Service stepped in to help find one. . . .
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Autism Tips: What is Learned Dependency?
Linda Hodgdon
In this video you will learn that when we teach skills and routines in ways that require our prompting to be a part of the routine, that student will be dependent on our prompting - forever. Students may learn that our prompt is a form of "turn-taking" that becomes integrated into . . .
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Autism Tips: Keep a Balanced Perspective
Linda Hodgdon
When observing children who are demonstrating typical development, it becomes immediately obvious that there is a broad range of what is considered acceptable behavior. In addition, it becomes quite clear that there are some predictable reasons for students not doing . . .
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Webinar: Answers to the 10 Most Important Questions About Autism Fitness
Linda Hodgdon interviews Eric Chessen
I received an email from a frustrated Mom of a child with autism. She wanted her son to play on a Little League baseball team, but he just couldn't do what was necessary to be successful. She wrote a very long list of everything he did wrong. He couldn't stand at in the right position. Swung too late to hit the ball. Didn't hold the bat in the right place. Didn't know when or where to run. And on and on. She wanted me to tell her how to use visual strategies to help him learn. It was hard to know how to . . .
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Creating Effective Fidget Toys for Children with ASD - Video
Fidget toys are perfect tools to help students have appropriate behavior. They can help students calm down, pay attention, relax, stop bothering other students and change many other behaviors that can cause disruption. Watch this video to find out what makes a good or bad fidget toy. . . .
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