The following questions have been looping in my head (probably endless) since their kids were born. “Are international schools better than local schools?” “What exactly is International Baccalaureate (IB)?” “Is it realistic, or even possible, for me to find a school that has less homework and exams?” “How should I prepare my child for the […]
www.APSPARKS.com, a ABA resource website aims to spark your creativity, and spark your very own unique programming ideas for different children with autism using a more progressive style of ABA. The website lists over 400 training videos, 100 ABA articles and 50 Research papers. New video programs update weekly. We emphasize on teaching children with […]
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To teach children with ASD the social game, Rainbow Leader, they should first have some prerequisite skills including the following: Matching skills Colour concept Scanning Checking in Recap: How to teach Children with ASD Social Games
In Hong Kong, supports and resources are insufficient for the children with autism and very often the waiting period delays the therapies for children during the critical developmental period. Finding the suitable therapy in Hong Kong is not easy and Kasey’s father has also tried many various therapies after having confirmed Kasey is diagnosed with […]
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What are social games and how can we make them fun and engaging for children with autism? In this video, we demonstrate some of the social games we teach children with ASD: 1. Rainbow Leader 2. Hammer Game 3. Hawk in the Chase 4. Hanky Panky 5. The Typhoon Pairing video: http://www.www.autismpartnershipkr.com/zh/news/develop-creative-play-skills-playdoh/ Naming video: http://www.www.autismpartnershipkr.com/zh/news/a-work-in-progress-kasey-play-ideas/
Etash is sitting at a kid’s play table with two other kids and enjoying playing the monopoly game. He looks no difference from all other 5-year-old children – cheerful, attentive and talkative. But actually Etash was diagnosed with autism when he was about 2.5 years old in India. At that time, the doctor suggested Etash […]
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