Activity Schedules for Children with Autism: Teaching Independent Behavior
The bestselling guide to creating and using activity schedules a set of pictures or words that cues a child or adult to engage in a sequence of activities is newly revised and updated. The benefits of using activity schedules as a teaching tool with people with autism of all ages include getting them to be more self-directed and encouraging them to initiate tasks without supervision, whether during leisure time, in the classroom, or during daily routines at home
Lynn E McClannahan PhD and Patricia J Krantz PhD
Paperback
27 July 2010
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English
