Difference between revisions of "Unit Three: Strategies for Working with Students with Autism"

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''After this unit, you will be able to:''
 
''After this unit, you will be able to:''
 
* List at least 10 strategies you can use when working with students with autism
 
* List at least 10 strategies you can use when working with students with autism
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* Provide examples on how these strategies could be implemented in your classroom
 
* Decide which strategies would be the most beneficial  
 
* Decide which strategies would be the most beneficial  
 
* Decide which strategies would be the hardest to implement
 
* Decide which strategies would be the hardest to implement
  
 
==== <big>'''Unit Activities '''</big> ====  
 
==== <big>'''Unit Activities '''</big> ====  
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1. Click on each link below to view tips and strategies for working with students with autism:
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* [http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/?pageId=359 Facts and Tips for Working with Students on the Autism Spectrum ]
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* [http://www.specialed.us/autism/05/strategies.htm Strategies for Teachers Working with Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder]
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* [http://www.teachthought.com/teaching/autism-awareness-month-6-strategies-for-teaching-students-with-autism/ 6 Strategies For Teaching Students With Autism]
  
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2. Create a poster that highlights atleast ten (10) strategies that could be used when working with students with autism.
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''* On your poster, provide an example next to the strategy on how you would use this strategy in your classroom. For example, if you chose "Maintain consistency" as a strategy, an example could be to provide each student with a daily schedule.''
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* Feel free to use graphics and colors to make your poster visually stimulating!
  
 
'''When you are finished, please go to [[Unit Four: Creating a Lesson Plan ]]'''
 
'''When you are finished, please go to [[Unit Four: Creating a Lesson Plan ]]'''
  
 
'''OR''' Click [[Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder|here]] to go back to course homepage!
 
'''OR''' Click [[Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder|here]] to go back to course homepage!

Revision as of 13:29, 7 December 2013

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Strategies for Working With Students with Autism

In this unit, you will learn a variety of strategies to use when working with students with autism.

Unit Learning Objectives

After this unit, you will be able to:

  • List at least 10 strategies you can use when working with students with autism
  • Provide examples on how these strategies could be implemented in your classroom
  • Decide which strategies would be the most beneficial
  • Decide which strategies would be the hardest to implement

Unit Activities

1. Click on each link below to view tips and strategies for working with students with autism:

2. Create a poster that highlights atleast ten (10) strategies that could be used when working with students with autism. * On your poster, provide an example next to the strategy on how you would use this strategy in your classroom. For example, if you chose "Maintain consistency" as a strategy, an example could be to provide each student with a daily schedule.

  • Feel free to use graphics and colors to make your poster visually stimulating!

When you are finished, please go to Unit Four: Creating a Lesson Plan

OR Click here to go back to course homepage!