Browse Special Education by autistic students

RSS

Transition from School to Work: Preparing Autistic Students
Preparing autistic people to enter the workplace is essential. After all, the transition to the world outside school is the test of whether the school has prepared them adequately for life. There are several aspects of the workplace that need to be specifically taught to autistic students.

Published by Keren Perles (13,130 pts ) on Nov 3, 2009 to
Special Education Articles
How to Teach Autistic Students Through Art
Art lessons for autistic students can be more than just a fun activity. In fact, autistic students can learn a lot through art – how to use their senses, work as a group, or become more self-aware. Take a look at some of the ways that you can build these skills through some simple art projects.

Published by Keren Perles (13,130 pts ) on Nov 3, 2009 to
Special Education Articles
Autism Classroom Management - How to Discipline an Autistic Child in the Classroom
Constantly caring for a child with autism can be a daunting task, but it is the responsibility of the parents and teachers to enforce proper discipline and provide appropriate classroom training and consistency in his/her daily routines.

Published by Preetam Kaushik (22,774 pts ) on May 10, 2009 to
Special Education Articles
Structuring the Learning Environment for Autistic Children
It is important to structure a suitable learning environment for autistic children in providing individualized attention and instruction to satisfy their special learning needs. Some of the important points for effective education and adjustments for autistic children are discussed in this article.

Published by rosy (3,036 pts ) on Jan 28, 2009 to
Special Education Articles
Best Placement for Autistic Preschoolers Transitioning to Kindergarten
As a preschool special needs teacher, how do you ensure that your autistic preschoolers receive the best kindergarten placement? How much time should the student spend in the regular classroom, and how much time in the autism classroom setting? Best placement should follow these considerations.

Published by gabbi525 (17,097 pts ) on Jan 13, 2009 to
Special Education Articles

The Treatment of Autistic Children
In special education classrooms, there are autistic students who seek a quality education just like their peers. Students are born with autism which is sometimes defined by an inability to communicate and rhythmic body movements that make children appear almost catatonic in the classroom.

Published by Houda Karkour (457 pts ) on Jan 2, 2009 to
Special Education Articles