The book addresses how to apply interventions based on principles of applied behaviour analysis (ABA) to assist children with autism in general education settings. Covers assessment and planning for inclusion, principles of instruction, facilitating communication, promoting peer interaction, and collaboration with families. Contains reproducible data collection forms.
Contents:
- Introduction to Students With Autism, Applied Behavior Analysis, and Supported Inclusion
- Assessment and Supported Inclusion
Appendix 2A: Data Collection Forms for Assessing Readiness
for Inclusion
- Planning For and Accommodating a Student With Autism
Appendix 3A: Five Recommended Commercially Available
Curriculum Programs
- Principles of Instruction
- Facilitating the Communication of a Child With Autism
in a General Education Setting
- Promoting Peer Interaction in General Education Classrooms
Appendix 6A: Social Script for the Ball and Pipe Game
- Following School Routines Independently
- Teaching Thinking Skills
- Preventing and Dealing With Problem Behaviors
Appendix 9A: Data Collection Forms for Assessing Problem Behaviors
- Working Collaboratively With Families
Appendix 10A: A Person-Centered Approach to Supported Inclusion
- Preparing Staff for ABA-Based Supported Inclusion
Appendix 11A: Adaptive Classwide Plan
References
About the Author
Index
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