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Using Visual Strategies with ASD Individuals: Success Stories (Part 12)
Do you have a success story or an experience story or some comments about your experience using visual strategies? Here's what they shared: Visual strategies are a part of our everyday instruction with my class. It is "a way of life" for us. It is amazing how it helps ALL of our students with autism. Sometimes in the midst of a meltdown, this is the only thing that helps a student pull it together. . . . keep reading
Using Visual Strategies with ASD Individuals: Success Stories (Part 13)
Don't miss these success stories from using Visual Strategies. Do you have a success story or an experience story or some comments about your experience using visual strategies? Here's what they shared: We have used "cue" cards for students with verbal initiation problems. These are placed on a carabiner (like a key chain) and clipped to a belt loop. A card that read, "(name), your are being inappropriate, leave me alone." It was highly successful as our student used it appropriately when confronted by the specific peer. . . . keep reading
Using Visual Strategies with ASD Individuals: Success Stories (Part 14)
Check out these success stories from using Visual Strategies. Do you have a success story or an experience story or some comments about your experience using visual strategies? Here's what they shared: Simple manual signs are available to use anywhere you are. They enhance understanding for bilingual kids as they bridge the gap to their new language. Natural gestures are also useful to them both receptively and expressively. . . . keep reading
Using Visual Strategies with ASD Individuals: Success Stories (Part 15)
Visual schedules, calendars, more success stories using Visual Strategies. Do you have a success story or an experience story or some comments about your experience using visual strategies? Here's what they shared: my daughter would always be confused about places she goes to and would not be able to reply correctly here we were headed when travelling to the place where we were going. i used the photograph of her doctor checking her before we left for the clinic that day and when we asked her in the car she could make sense and said dr.xyz. visual strategies work. . . . keep reading
Using Visual Strategies with ASD Individuals: Success Stories (Part 21)
Using Visual Strategies with ASD Individuals: Success Stories (Part 21) Do you have a success story or an experience story or some comments about your experience using visual strategies? Here's what they shared: I have experienced that visual strategies are very very helpful not only to children with asd but also to children with dyslexia and to foreign students. I generally believe that what is to be taught, should be done in many different ways, because children acquire knowledge in many different ways. We need to be flexible and adapt to every child's learning needs. . . . keep reading
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