Learners on the Autism Spectrum
Preparing Educators and Related Practitioners
Herausgeber: Dunn Buron, Kari; Wolfberg, Pamela
Learners on the Autism Spectrum
Preparing Educators and Related Practitioners
Herausgeber: Dunn Buron, Kari; Wolfberg, Pamela
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This third edition is a foundational text that has been updated and expanded to prepare educators, therapists, and other care providers with vital knowledge and practical skills to support diverse learners on the autism spectrum.
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This third edition is a foundational text that has been updated and expanded to prepare educators, therapists, and other care providers with vital knowledge and practical skills to support diverse learners on the autism spectrum.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- 3 ed
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 208mm x 281mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 886g
- ISBN-13: 9781032428185
- ISBN-10: 103242818X
- Artikelnr.: 69114678
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- 3 ed
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 208mm x 281mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 886g
- ISBN-13: 9781032428185
- ISBN-10: 103242818X
- Artikelnr.: 69114678
Pamela Wolfberg, Ph.D., is professor emerita at San Francisco State University where she coordinated autism spectrum studies and served on faculty in special education with the joint doctoral program at the University of California, Berkeley. Having originated the Integrated Play Groups model and founded the Autism Collective for Peer Socialization, Play and Imagination, she has an active international agenda leading research, training, and global outreach to advance social inclusion, play, and creative expression as fundamental human rights. Kari Dunn Buron, MS, worked with autistic students in K-12 special education for over 30 years. She created an autism certificate program for educators at Hamline University in St. Paul, MN. Kari received her MS degree in behavior disorders and learning disorders from Illinois State University, where she was recently inducted into the Education Department Hall of Fame. Kari was one of the founding members of the MN Autism Network, a statewide group of educators, and is a past president of the Autism Society of Minnesota.
List of Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction I. Foundations of
Understanding and Support 1. Re-presenting Autism and Evidence-Based
Practice: Tenets of Competent, Humanistic and Meaningful Support 2. Autism
Spectrum: An Overview 3. Brain-Behavior Connections in Autism 4. Sensory
Processing: Identifying Patterns and Designing Support Strategies 5.
Getting a Good Start: Effective Practices in Early Intervention 6. Creating
Inclusive Environments for Autistic Learners: Universal Design for Learning
7. Structured Teaching and Environmental Supports 8. Teaching a Different
Way of Behaving: Positive Behavior Supports 9. Personal Perspectives and
Autistic Authority 10. Finding Our Way: Experiences of an African American
Parent and her Autistic Son II. Guiding Learning, Development and
Socialization 11. Social Communication and Language Development in Autistic
Leaners 12. An In-Depth Discussion of Emotion Regulation and Autism 13.
Using Interactive Multi-Media Technology to Teach about Emotions 14.
Harnessing the Power of Special Interest Areas at Home and School 15. Play,
Friendships and Autism: Co-creating a Culture of Inclusion with Peers 16.
Social Cognition as a Lens for Understanding, Supporting and Teaching
Autistic Learners 17. Transitioning to Adulthood for Secondary Students on
the Autism Spectrum 18. Growing up with Autism: Perspectives of a Parent
and Son 19. Educational Experiences Across the Lifespan: A Personal
Perspective
Understanding and Support 1. Re-presenting Autism and Evidence-Based
Practice: Tenets of Competent, Humanistic and Meaningful Support 2. Autism
Spectrum: An Overview 3. Brain-Behavior Connections in Autism 4. Sensory
Processing: Identifying Patterns and Designing Support Strategies 5.
Getting a Good Start: Effective Practices in Early Intervention 6. Creating
Inclusive Environments for Autistic Learners: Universal Design for Learning
7. Structured Teaching and Environmental Supports 8. Teaching a Different
Way of Behaving: Positive Behavior Supports 9. Personal Perspectives and
Autistic Authority 10. Finding Our Way: Experiences of an African American
Parent and her Autistic Son II. Guiding Learning, Development and
Socialization 11. Social Communication and Language Development in Autistic
Leaners 12. An In-Depth Discussion of Emotion Regulation and Autism 13.
Using Interactive Multi-Media Technology to Teach about Emotions 14.
Harnessing the Power of Special Interest Areas at Home and School 15. Play,
Friendships and Autism: Co-creating a Culture of Inclusion with Peers 16.
Social Cognition as a Lens for Understanding, Supporting and Teaching
Autistic Learners 17. Transitioning to Adulthood for Secondary Students on
the Autism Spectrum 18. Growing up with Autism: Perspectives of a Parent
and Son 19. Educational Experiences Across the Lifespan: A Personal
Perspective
List of Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction I. Foundations of
Understanding and Support 1. Re-presenting Autism and Evidence-Based
Practice: Tenets of Competent, Humanistic and Meaningful Support 2. Autism
Spectrum: An Overview 3. Brain-Behavior Connections in Autism 4. Sensory
Processing: Identifying Patterns and Designing Support Strategies 5.
Getting a Good Start: Effective Practices in Early Intervention 6. Creating
Inclusive Environments for Autistic Learners: Universal Design for Learning
7. Structured Teaching and Environmental Supports 8. Teaching a Different
Way of Behaving: Positive Behavior Supports 9. Personal Perspectives and
Autistic Authority 10. Finding Our Way: Experiences of an African American
Parent and her Autistic Son II. Guiding Learning, Development and
Socialization 11. Social Communication and Language Development in Autistic
Leaners 12. An In-Depth Discussion of Emotion Regulation and Autism 13.
Using Interactive Multi-Media Technology to Teach about Emotions 14.
Harnessing the Power of Special Interest Areas at Home and School 15. Play,
Friendships and Autism: Co-creating a Culture of Inclusion with Peers 16.
Social Cognition as a Lens for Understanding, Supporting and Teaching
Autistic Learners 17. Transitioning to Adulthood for Secondary Students on
the Autism Spectrum 18. Growing up with Autism: Perspectives of a Parent
and Son 19. Educational Experiences Across the Lifespan: A Personal
Perspective
Understanding and Support 1. Re-presenting Autism and Evidence-Based
Practice: Tenets of Competent, Humanistic and Meaningful Support 2. Autism
Spectrum: An Overview 3. Brain-Behavior Connections in Autism 4. Sensory
Processing: Identifying Patterns and Designing Support Strategies 5.
Getting a Good Start: Effective Practices in Early Intervention 6. Creating
Inclusive Environments for Autistic Learners: Universal Design for Learning
7. Structured Teaching and Environmental Supports 8. Teaching a Different
Way of Behaving: Positive Behavior Supports 9. Personal Perspectives and
Autistic Authority 10. Finding Our Way: Experiences of an African American
Parent and her Autistic Son II. Guiding Learning, Development and
Socialization 11. Social Communication and Language Development in Autistic
Leaners 12. An In-Depth Discussion of Emotion Regulation and Autism 13.
Using Interactive Multi-Media Technology to Teach about Emotions 14.
Harnessing the Power of Special Interest Areas at Home and School 15. Play,
Friendships and Autism: Co-creating a Culture of Inclusion with Peers 16.
Social Cognition as a Lens for Understanding, Supporting and Teaching
Autistic Learners 17. Transitioning to Adulthood for Secondary Students on
the Autism Spectrum 18. Growing up with Autism: Perspectives of a Parent
and Son 19. Educational Experiences Across the Lifespan: A Personal
Perspective