Many children with autism enjoy sensory activities that can be done indoors. See our guide of six creative things to do with kids when the weather is bad!
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What Is Positive Discipline? Tips to Use This Parenting Model
Disciplining your child doesn’t have to involve doling out a lot of punishments. Try positive discipline to engage with your child in a more meaningful way!
Pairing Before Progress and Rapport Before Results
Pairing and building rapport is the first part of an effective student-teacher relationship. Learn five tips to engage students in learning and make it fun!
101 Reinforcement Ideas for Students with Autism
It can be difficult to motivate those students that don’t seem to have that drive for learning on their own. This article provides 101 reinforcement ideas for students with autism. We include a variety of ideas from categories including food, activities, sensory, attention, electronics, and toys.
How to Find Reinforcers for Students (Part 2)
Reinforcement is the backbone of any effective ABA teaching program for kids with Autism. In this article, we talk about formal preference assessment strategies to identify new reinforcers to use during instruction. These include single stimulus, paired choice, and multiple stimulus strategies. Data sheets are provided to help complete these assessments.
VB-MAPP – Level 3 (Part 5 of 8)
Once you have completed levels 1 and 2 of the VB-MAPP assessment, it is time to move on to Level 3. This article will help to identify milestones that can be assessed through observation and those that will need direct testing. It will also provides a materials list and suggestions for completing the assessment.