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How these strategies can be used in your class

These strategies and this program are built upon challenging children more than previously thought possible. It is often difficult given the intensity both autism and a class full of children can bring to find new and effective ways to challenge a child while at school.

Reshaping your interactions

Each interaction you have with a child is similar or identical to working with that child anywhere else. This program is based on building on children’s interests and stretching them in new and more effective ways, which can be done in a classroom setting.

The Difficult Ones

Some of you reading this may think that your child has difficulties too severe to address, or the challenges of controlling and running a class will prevent you from being able to use any new strategies. As I teach all parents, there are times we can change and times we cannot.

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