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An Approach to Teaching Autistic Children
Pergamon International Library of Science, Technology, Engineering and Social Studies
1st Edition - January 1, 1976
Editor: Margaret P. Everard
eBook ISBN:9781483187921
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An Approach to Teaching Autistic Children provides guide in methods of instructing autistic children. The title does not only cover teaching methods, but also discusses behavioral… Read more
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An Approach to Teaching Autistic Children provides guide in methods of instructing autistic children. The title does not only cover teaching methods, but also discusses behavioral management, which is a critical skill in dealing with autism. The text first deals with the problems of diagnosis and classification, and then proceeds to talking about the role of teacher and psychologists in the education of autistic children. Next, the selection details the management of behavioral problems. The text also tackles the aims and methods of teaching, along with language problems and a method of assessment and teaching. The seventh chapter discusses organization of a school for autistic children, and the last chapter reviews some books about individual children. The book will be of great interest to psychologists, and practitioners of special education. Parents and legal guardians of autistic children will also benefit from the text.
List of Contributors
Foreword
1. Problems of Diagnosis and Classification
2. Assessment: The Role of the Teacher
3. Assessment: The Role of the Psychologist
4. Management of Behavior Problems
5. Aims and Methods of Teaching
6. Language Problems and a Method of Assessment and Teaching
7. Organization of a School for Autistic Children
8. Autistic Children at Home: A Review of some Books about Individual Children