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    Teaching Tips from a Recovered Autistic

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    Grandin, Temple
    Keyword
    Autism
    Teaching
    Sensory Learning
    Tactile Learning
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10464/7197
    Abstract
    An article by Grandin sharing tips for teaching and working with autistic children. The focus is on: Structured Environment, Learning to Talk, Rhythm, Sensory Problems, Reducing Arousal, Tactile Stimulation, Fixations, Visual Thinking. The conclusion of the article reads "I cannot over emphasize the important role that good teachers and therapists play in enabling autistics to lead a fuller life. A good autism program needs dedicated people and should use a variety of treatment methods in combination with an intense structured environment".
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