Tips for parents teaching their children with autism at home
Dr. Christine Reeve shares some simple tips for families on structuring tasks for their children while they are working with them at home. For example, Dr. Reeve shows how to make visual schedules with materials you already have. These ideas work for children with autism or any child with attention issues. For more ideas, visit Autism Classroom Resources .
For parents: distance learning with autism
Do you have a child with autism? Are you struggling with how to effectively implement distance learning for them? Check out this video in which one mom shares how her family is making distance learning a reality for their family. In the video, you will be able to see and hear about how they set up school at home, items they used to address sensory needs and still continue to work on IEP goals.
For teachers: distance learning? Take home work? What do we do?
Dr. Christine Reeve answers teacher questions in this archived Facebook Live session about what to do at this unprecedented time of school closures. Download this free resource from Dr. Reeves at Teachers Pay Teachers: Language-Based Distance Learning: Home-Based Instruction Tools for Special Ed .
For teachers: let’s talk about remote learning
Dr. Christine Reeve answers teacher questions in this archived Facebook Live session about distance teaching and parent communication for their students with autism. What strategies are you using? What’s working? Here’s one helpful tip: Using Distance Token Systems from Autism Classroom Resources (VIDEO).
Video modeling: an approach for distance learning for students with autism
Dr. Nicole Caldwell discusses why using video modeling can be helpful for distance learning for students with autism and offers some tips about how to create videos to teach your students new skills and behaviors via distance learning using this evidence-based strategy. Download the presentation handout with all of the links and resource.