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  2. www.autismspeaks.org › tool-kit-excerpt › autismAutism in the classroom: Strategies for success

    14 autism teaching strategies to set students up for success. Be calm and positive. Model appropriate behavior for the student with autism, as well as for other students, by greeting him and engaging him in a respectful way.

  3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 366443183(PDF) Teaching English to Students with Autism Spectrum ...

    Dec 20, 2022 · The current study aims at shedding light on the challenges that might be confronted while teaching English to students with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and providing remedial teaching...

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  5. www.readingrockets.org › topics › autism-spectrumSupporting the Literacy Development of Students with Autism

    • Use Visuals. While students with autism may undoubtedly benefit from verbal instruction, some also require an additional avenue of input as they learn. Teachers can provide this input by using a range of visuals as they lecture, conduct discussions, and explain daily lessons.
    • Write It Down. Graphics are not the only way to clarify speech and communicate more effectively with students with autism; the written word can also be used as a visual support.
    • Integrate instruction across the day. When Bob, one of my former students, came to school on the first day of September his classroom teacher, Ms. Shey, was stunned to learn that her twelve-year-old student could not read or write more than a few words.
    • Read Aloud. Almost every teacher, elementary or secondary, shares a book or some passage from a text with students during the school week. Including students with autism in this simple activity is one of the easiest ways to promote language learning as the development of literacy skills in individuals with disabilities is associated with being exposed to models of individuals using printed materials (Koppenhaver, Coleman, Kalman, & Yoder, 1991) and having opportunities to interact with others around written materials (Koppenhaver, Evans, & Yoder, 1991).

  6. www.onestopenglish.com › methodology-tips-forAdvancing Teaching: Autistic students in ESL Classroom

    How to make your classroom more inclusive for autistic students. There are many easy changes you can make to your classroom and lessons in order to help autistic students thrive: Make sure you provide a variety of interactions, such as group and individual work. Do not value collaboration over working on your own. Both are essential skills.

  7. www.englishclub.com › learning-difficulties › autismTeaching English to Autistic Learners | Learning Difficulties ...

    • Autism in The Classroom
    • Autism and Language Learning
    • Strategies For Teachers of Autistic Language Learners
    • Some Famous Autistics

    Most students with autism require a specific style of teaching and a supportive learning environment. In most cases, autistic students have an individualized education program (IEP) that parents and teachers develop together. Some students may require a teaching aid at all times, while others will require extra help during certain periods or classe...

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    Many parents who have children with autism wonder if it’s a bad idea to communicate with them in more than one language. Since ASDs often involve language impairment, some parents don't want to add an unnecessary burden by exposing an autistic child to more than one language. Without fully understanding current research, some general practitioners ...

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    use pictograms
    stick to a routine
    wait until the student is ready and paying attention before providing instructions
    offer clear objectives for an activity

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    Hans Christian Andersen – children’s author
    Lewis Carroll – author of Alice in Wonderland
    Charles Darwin – naturalist, geologist, biologist
    Bill Gates – co-founder of Microsoft

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  8. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Strategies in supporting inclusive education for autistic ...

    Sep 21, 2022 · Various studies have indicated the need for professional development regarding inclusive education to help teachers cope with the challenges associated with teaching autistic students (e.g., Corkum et al., 2014; Young et al., 2017).

  9. www.autismspeaks.org › blog › autistic-teacherAutistic teacher perspective: How to nurture ... - Autism Speaks

    Jim shares their perspective to help other teachers connect with students with autism and related disabilities to maximizes their learning: Incorporate Universal Design for Learning concepts.