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Using visual cues to help children with autism Dr. Reeve explains why visuals are one of the most powerful tools to use with students with autism.
Providing structure for students with ASD Dr. Cooper-Kahn details how to provide structure for students with ASD.
Avoiding power struggles To avoid getting sucked into power struggles, Dr. Reeve advises that the teacher offers a choice to the student.
Brenda Smith Myles: Visual supports in the classroom While visual supports are of critical use to students with autism, all members of the classroom community actually benefit from visual supports.
Getting Behavior Back on Track Suzy Ghosh helps third graders regain control when they start acting out during the energizer “Shark Attack.”
Off the Page #6: Flex your groupings Dr. Paula Kluth provides viewers with a peek inside her books, articles and DVDs.
Off the Page #3: Make it Work Dr. Paula Kluth provides viewers with a peek inside her books, articles and DVDs.
Reading SOS: What can I do when my child gets frustrated with technology? Chelsey Short provides practical and easy tips for helping your child successfully navigate technology at home.
