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- Research has shown that video modeling can be an effective way to teach a variety of skills to individuals with autism, including increasing vocalization and communication, social and play skills, emotion processing, and even abduction prevention skills.
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The methodology appears particularly efficacious for children with autism. In this review of research applications of video modeling, we explore several plausible explanations that contribute to the unique benefits of television/video methodology.
Video modeling has been effective in teaching social skills, play skills, daily life skills, academic skills, and language and communication skills to children with autism. The National Clearinghouse on Autism Evidence and Practice recommends video modeling as a promising practice for improving social and communication skills in children with ...
There are a number of reasons why video modeling seems to be effective for students on the spectrum in particular. Many individuals with ASD love screen time and have an easier time attending to videos than real-life situations.
- Supporting Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders with Video Self-Modeling
- Steps For The Implementation of A Video Self-Modeling Intervention
- An Example of Implementing Video Self-Modeling in A General Education Classroom
- Evidence of Effectiveness in Improving Behavior
The research literature suggests that video modeling and video self-modeling are effective interventions for working with children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorders (see Bellini & Akullian, 2007 for meta-analysis). In addition, video modeling has been endorsed as an evidence-based practice by the National Professional Center on Autism ...
1. Choose a behavior to target.When choosing a skill to teach, be sure to have a clear definition of the skill and all of its parts – this list of steps is called a task analysis. If it turns out the skill has more than 6 or 7 steps, it may not be a good choice for this particular strategy. 2. Gather the correct equipment.An ipad, iphone, or hand h...
We were interested in gathering evidence on the effectiveness of video self-modeling with four sixth-grade students that were receiving special education services in the general education setting. The students were struggling with tasks like homework completion and organization of school materials. These students were educationally identified with ...
The graphs below show examples of individual student’s improvement on each task from baseline (before we started showing the videos) to the intervention phase (when they began watching the videos once a day). Student 1 was struggling to correctly complete the steps for homework completion accurately before watching the video model. After this inter...
Video modelling (VM) is an effective intervention used to teach target skills to students with autism. This type of intervention involves videotaping a target skill, which is modelled by self,
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Video modeling is a well-established instructional strategy found to be effective for individuals with autism spectrum disorder across diverse areas. The purpose of this chapter was to review current video modeling research across play, social communication skills,...
Feb 1, 2020 · Not only is video modeling an evidence-based practice to teach social/communication, functional, and daily living skills to students with autism spectrum disorder, but use of video models are beneficial due to reusable and portable technology.
