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1. neurodivergencewales.org › en › parents-carersUsing Reward Programmes with Children with Autism - Autism Wales

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   Reward programmes can take many forms, from simple sticker charts for younger children, to pocket money systems for older children. Your practitioner may have suggested the most appropriate reward programme for your child. The following principles apply to all reward programmes.

2. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullAutism, the Social Thinking Curriculum, and moral courage

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   Sep 30, 2015 · The curriculum addresses social language and behavior deficits among those on the autism spectrum. Although many embrace this curriculum without reservation, the emphasis on social conformity, including avoiding behaviors that make others uncomfortable, merits scrutiny.

   • Author: Kenneth A Richman

   • Publish Year: 2015

3. www.autismeducationtrust.org.uk › sites › defaultAET Schools Standards Framework - Autism Education Trust

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   By using the AET Schools Standards, leaders and leadership teams can: Identify priority areas to work on. Create an action plan to improve school-wide practices. Implement reasonable adjustments for autistic pupils. Improve the engagement, retention, and academic achievement of autistic pupils.

4. www.autismtoolbox.co.uk › resources › templates-andTemplates and Resources - Autism Toolbox

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   There are a range of templates, resources and suggestions of appropriate strategies available which can support autistic learners. This section of the Toolbox has collated a small sample of free resources available to download.

5. www.autismeducationtrust.org.uk › resources › aetSchools Standards Framework - Autism Education Trust

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   By using the AET School Standards, leaders and leadership teams can: Identify priority areas to work on. Create an action plan to improve school-wide practices. Implement reasonable adjustments for autistic pupils. Improve the engagement, retention, and academic achievement of autistic pupils.

6. www.verywellhealth.com › pros-and-cons-ofUsing Rewards for Autistic Children: Pros and Cons

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   Oct 18, 2024 · Some autistic children may value toys or snacks, while others value time spent on a favorite activity or TV show. Others work hard for praise, hugs, and high-fives. Rewards must align with individual interests and preferences to be effective motivators.

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   Are rewards a good motivator for autistic children?

   • As anyone knows who has earned a prize for a job well done, rewards can be effective motivators. Similarly, anyone who has shopped at the same store to earn loyalty points knows that token economies can be motivational. But for autistic children, there are pros and cons to using a reward system.

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   What factors should staff take into account when working with autistic pupils?

   • Staff need to take into account differences in: Social understanding and communication. Flexibility, information processing, and understanding. Sensory processing and integration. Autistic pupils often have uneven or spiky development, and each autistic pupil will have their own unique profile.

   AET Schools Standards Framework - Autism Education Trust

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   What are autistic Education standards?

   • The standards provide pointers to teaching approaches, methods, and resources to use in educational provision and practice to enhance the school experience for this group of learners. The environment that autistic pupils require is one that should be saturated in high-quality teaching.

   AET Schools Standards Framework - Autism Education Trust

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   Why is professional development important in the education of autistic pupils?

   • We recognise the importance of high-quality professional development in the education of autistic pupils. As knowledge is continuously being developed, there is a need to regularly update the knowledge, skills, and practice of the educational workforce.

   AET Schools Standards Framework - Autism Education Trust

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   Who funds the autistic Learning Toolbox?

   • The Toolbox is funded by the Scottish Government and managed by Education Scotland. Copyright 2019 There are a range of templates, resources and suggestions of appropriate strategies available which can support autistic learners.

   Templates and Resources - Autism Toolbox

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   How can staff understand autistic pupils?

   • Knowledge about autism and these areas of difference is crucial for understanding autistic pupils. Staff need to take into account differences in: Social understanding and communication. Flexibility, information processing, and understanding. Sensory processing and integration.

   AET Schools Standards Framework - Autism Education Trust

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8. autismprogress.org › autism-profilingSCERTS based tool to profile and support autistic students

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   A SCERTS ® based tool to help profile autistic students and provide targeted support. Autism Progress has been created to give education and care professionals a universal language to describe, discuss and address the unique challenges faced by autistic individuals.