In this edWebinar, learn how to create and implement a person-centered, results-oriented transition plan for students with autism.
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Challenging Behaviors of Students with Autism: Proactive Skills and Reactive Strategies
In this edWebinar, Monica Fisher, M.Ed., BCBA/COBA, explores both scenarios—proactively teaching skills and reactively implementing interventions.
Meeting the Needs of Students with ASD Within the Mainstream Classroom
In this edWebinar, Nina Finkler, M.Ed., LDT/C, BCBA, President of Nina Finkler Autism Services, provides an understanding of the learning, behavioral, social, and language needs of students with ASD.
Executive Functioning Skills in Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
In this edWebinar, Nina Finkler identifies the skills associated with executive functioning and provide recommendations for classroom implementation.
Goal Selection for Students with Autism
In this edWebinar, Nina Finkler, M.Ed., LDT/C, BCBA, and President of Nina Finkler Autism Services, discusses ways to identify and assess skills to plan goals for students with autism.
Apps to Teach Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
In this edWebinar, Frances Amato, STEM Educator and Technology Liaison, reviews her favorite apps for ELA, math, behavior needs and schedules — all educational in nature.
Effective Strategies for Paraprofessionals Working with Students with Autism
In this edWebinar, Nina Finkler, M.Ed., LDT/C, BCBA, and President of Nina Finkler Autism Services discusses the diverse roles of the paraprofessional and provides attendees with valuable strategies to use across different settings.
Art, Music and Recreational Therapy: Helping Students with Autism Apply and Generalize Social Skills
In this edWebinar, Courtney Carnes, Art Therapist, Julie Hopkins, Music Therapist, and Erin Witschey, Recreational Therapist, discuss how art, music, and recreational therapy apply social skills such as turn-taking, prospective-taking, and team-building for students with autism.
Technology Holds Great Promise for Individuals on the Autism Spectrum
Research indicates that due to a heightened interest in visual materials combined with strong visual processing capabilities, many individuals with autism are attracted to and benefit from using technology. From devices, to apps, to smart home implementations, technology can help improve daily life for those on the autism spectrum immensely, and software and devices that are currently in development offer great promise for the future. In a recent edWebinar, Christian Karter, MA, Educational Technology Specialist at Monarch Center for Autism, reviewed the benefits of some of this helpful technology.
Current and Emerging Technology for Individuals with Autism
In this edWebinar, learn about both current and emerging technologies that hold great promise for individuals on the autism spectrum.