Working with Verbal Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) – Part Two

This course will help you become more aware of how to best assist ASD students in the classroom. You’ll explore topics like single-pointed attention style, theory of mind, and sensory processing. This course also lays out the challenges for learners with autism when it comes to central coherence, abstract concepts, and executive function. You’ll be introduced to numerous strategies and tools that you can implement, including organizers, checklists, mind mapping, list making, and flowcharting. Finally, the course culminates with a review of communication and social skills deficits. You’ll find this course to be fascinating and actionable with great ideas to support your ASD students.​

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Course Details

Learning Objectives

U.S. National

Students with autism can have strong verbal skills. This course will help you become more aware of their learning styles so that you can better teach.​

Duration: 39 minutes

Language: EN

Gail Angus, EdD

Author

Gail Angus, EdD, is the executive director for an educational consulting firm based in Southern California and has more than 25 years of experience in public education, She is known for her expertise in special education and tiered systems of supports and is one of the primary designers of the education monitoring team (EMT) model, a framework for addressing targeted and intensive needs of students.

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