Dion Betts, Nancy J PatrickHomespun Remedies
Strategies in the Home and Community for Children with Autism Spectrum and Other Disorders
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Produktdetails
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 160
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 232mm x 161mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 254g
- ISBN-13: 9781843108139
- ISBN-10: 1843108135
- Artikelnr.: 22375858
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Dion E. Betts is a special education administrator, adjunct professor, writer, and presenter. He and his wife have five children, one of whom has AS. They live in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Nancy J. Patrick is assistant professor of special education at Messiah College, Grantham, Pennsylvania. She is an author, teacher, writer, and presenter. She lives near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with her husband and their three children, one of whom has a disability.
A note on the book. Introduction: What is So Special about Children with
Autism Spectrum Disorders? 1. Home Life. Babysitters. Bees. Breastfeeding.
Discipline. Dogs. Finances. Food. Friendships. Holidays. Marriage issues.
Mealtimes. Morning and nighttime routines. Noise. Organization.
Preferences. Respite care. Restaurants. Siblings and other relatives.
Support groups. Talking about disabilities. Tantrums. Telephone skills.
Textures and temperatures. Weather. 2. Hygiene. Bath time. Brushing teeth.
Clothes. Grooming. Hair cuts. Nail clipping. Toilet training. 3. Community.
Airplanes. Birthday parties. Car travel. Hotels and vacations. Play dates.
Shopping. Shoe stores. Swimming pools. Visiting other families. 4. Medical.
Dentist and doctor visits. Emergencies. Emergency phone calls.
Immunizations. Medications. 5. Schools and Organizations Breaks. Bus rides.
Clubs. Evaluations. Hobbies. Homework. Mental health agencies. Religious
services. Report cards. School lunches. School team meetings. Sports:
Hallie's story. Sports: John's story. Teacher assistants. Therapists.
Valentine's Day. 6. Tools for Adapting the Environment for Success.
Behavior plans. Choice boards. Direct instruction. First-then statement
cards. Macro and micro schedules. Role-playing. Scripting. Symbol
communication systems. Task analysis. Wait boxes. Conclusion. References.
A note on the book. Introduction: What is So Special about Children with
Autism Spectrum Disorders? 1. Home Life. Babysitters. Bees. Breastfeeding.
Discipline. Dogs. Finances. Food. Friendships. Holidays. Marriage issues.
Mealtimes. Morning and nighttime routines. Noise. Organization.
Preferences. Respite care. Restaurants. Siblings and other relatives.
Support groups. Talking about disabilities. Tantrums. Telephone skills.
Textures and temperatures. Weather. 2. Hygiene. Bath time. Brushing teeth.
Clothes. Grooming. Hair cuts. Nail clipping. Toilet training. 3. Community.
Airplanes. Birthday parties. Car travel. Hotels and vacations. Play dates.
Shopping. Shoe stores. Swimming pools. Visiting other families. 4. Medical.
Dentist and doctor visits. Emergencies. Emergency phone calls.
Immunizations. Medications. 5. Schools and Organizations Breaks. Bus rides.
Clubs. Evaluations. Hobbies. Homework. Mental health agencies. Religious
services. Report cards. School lunches. School team meetings. Sports:
Hallie's story. Sports: John's story. Teacher assistants. Therapists.
Valentine's Day. 6. Tools for Adapting the Environment for Success.
Behavior plans. Choice boards. Direct instruction. First-then statement
cards. Macro and micro schedules. Role-playing. Scripting. Symbol
communication systems. Task analysis. Wait boxes. Conclusion. References.
