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What obstacles do children with autism face in developing social relationships?

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Self-management of stereotypic behaviors in children with autism.




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Positive Behavioral Support

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Teaching Children with Autism
Strategies for Initiating Positive Interactions and Improving Learning Opportunities
Edited by Robert L. Koegel, Ph.D., & Lynn Kern Koegel, Ph.D.



"An excellent reference book for parents and practitioners. Its primary strengths include the logical format, extensive references, and useful suggestions and strategies presented in each chapter." —Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities

"If you're looking for a good book that is informative and useful for both the layperson and the professional [this book] is as good as you're going to find." —The Behavioral Programmer

This practical sourcebook equips both parents and professionals with much-needed information regarding autism. Providing a comprehensive approach to behavioral intervention, this user-friendly guide begins with an overview of characteristics and long-term strategies and proceeds through discussions that detail specific techniques for normalizing environments, reducing disruptive behavior, improving language and social skills, and enhancing generalization. Teachers, professionals, and parents working with individuals with autism, as well as professors and students in education and psychology, will turn to this resource for information, guidance, and support.


Teaching Children with Autism

ORDERING INFO
ISBN 1-55766-180-4
Paperback
256 pages / 7 x 10
1995 / $39.95
Stock# 1804


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Table of Contents


  1. Emerging Interventions for Children with Autism: Longitudinal and Lifestyle Implications
    Robert L. Koegel, Lynn Kern Koegel, William D. Frea, and Annette E. Smith

  2. Communication and Language Intervention
    Lynn Kern Koegel

  3. Overselective Responding: Description, Implications, and Intervention
    Jennifer Rosenblatt, Patricia Bloom, and Robert L. Koegel

  4. Spontaneous Language Use
    Don Hawkins

  5. Social-Communicative Skills in Higher-Functioning Children with Autism
    William D. Frea

  6. "Teach the Individual" Model of Generalization: Autonomy Through Self-Management
    Robert L. Koegel, Lynn Kern Koegel, and Deborah Rumore Parks

  7. Parent Education and Parenting Stress
    Douglas Moes

  8. Social Support for Families
    Ann Leslie Albanese, Stephanie K. San Miguel, and Robert L. Koegel

  9. Friendships Between Children with and without Developmental Disabilities
    Christine M. Hurley-Geffner

  10. Integrated School Placements for Children with Disabilities
    Diane Hammon Kellegrew

  11. Parent-Professional Collaboration and the Efficacy of the IEP Process
    Michelle Wood

  12. A Parent-Professional Consultation Model for Functional Analysis
    Kimberly B. Mullen and William D. Frea


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