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How to Build an Autism Awareness Plan for Students Aged 3 to 12

The five components of an effective autism awareness plan. Who’s presenting, who’s in the audience and more. Plus examples of information types and activity/content outlines.
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High 5: Teaching Strategies That Work For Autistic Students Aged 3 To 12

These five best practices can be applied with all your students
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All-Inclusive: An Age-Appropriate Guide For Helping Students Understand Autism

Make your classroom an inclusive one with peer awareness and understanding. The four elements of a successful peer awareness lesson. Plus a series of age-specific considerations – organized by grade level – to ensure students receive the right messages in the right way. 
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Social Life: 5 Proven Methods For Teaching Social Skills To Autistic Students

Everything you do to teach social skills to autistic students improves their mental wellbeing and quality of life – inside and outside the classroom. How to teach these skills most effectively in five basic steps. Plus six development strategies that any educator can employ.  
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13 Genius Supports For Autistic Students With Sensory Sensitivities

The difference between hypersensitivities and hyposensitivities. How to recognize each and strategies for supporting students with both kinds of sensory sensitivities. 
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Sharpen Your Students' Focus With The Stuff They Love

Studies have shown that when educators incorporate autistic students’ personal interests and preferences into classroom materials, they can improve task engagement and student focus.

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