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In what ways can children with autism struggle with social interaction?

They may find it difficult to read social cues, initiate conversations, or connect with peers, even if they desire social interaction.

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true or false: Autistic people may have very strong interests and know a lot about them

true! these are sometimes called "special interests"

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What impact does sensory overload have on their (ASD) daily lives?

lead to feeling overwhelmed by loud noises, bright lights, or certain textures, impacting their comfort and engagement in various environments.

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Why is clear and direct communication important when providing feedback to students with ASD?

Clear language minimizes misunderstandings, as students with ASD may struggle with abstract or metaphorical language.

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How can educators limit sensory overload in the classroom?

Teachers can create a less distracting environment, identify sources of overload, and allow breaks or quiet time after noisy activities.

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True or false: there is only one type of person who is autistic

false

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How can offering choices in the classroom benefit students with autism?

Providing choices fosters a sense of control and autonomy, helping students learn about their preferences and improving engagement.

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What role does rewarding system (ABA) play in supporting children with ASD?

encourage positive behaviors, improving skills like socialization and communication.

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What strategies can help students with autism manage transitions between activities?

Strategies include using visual timers, providing class-wide reminders, involving peers for support, and offering transition aids.

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What are the key symptoms of autism that can be observed in children?

deficits in social communication and interaction, as well as restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, or activities.

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What is ASD?

Autism Spectrum Disorder

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True or False: Individuals with ASD do not have emotions or feelings.

False

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True or false: autism is a developmental disability that impacts the way people experience the world around them

true

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