自閉症スペクトラム障害の幼児への指導 - ペーパーバック

This book breaks down complex teaching strategies into simple steps I can actually use in the classroom. The chapter on visual supports alone has already helped me reduce meltdowns during transitions.

I’ve got three kids on the spectrum and this is the first guide that actually felt doable—the way it breaks down the major characteristics into real classroom and home situations is so practical. The straightforward language means I can hand a chapter to our babysitter without hesitation.

Finally, a book that doesn't bury you in jargon—the way it breaks down the major characteristics of autism is exactly what I needed. I've already used the practical tips from the first chapter with my nonverbal student.