An insider's guide

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Understanding Asperger Syndrome can be a real challenge, more so for busy teachers and teaching assistants. This guide to the basics provides those working in an inclusive classroom with what they need to know to make their job easier, and to make a real difference to the AS student in their care.

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Full title :An insider's guide / Gill D. Ansell.

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Edition Statements

Publication Date:2010.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):[distributor] Macmillan Distribution (MDL), Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Place of Publication:London
Language:eng
Publication Date:2010.

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Description:176 pages : : illustrations ; : 22 x 14 x 1 cm

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:9781849051569, 1849051569
oclc:ocn852014462

Preface. -- Part 1: What Is Asperger Syndrome? Introduction: Working with Asperger minds. -- 1. Austistic Spectrum Disorders. -- 2. Understanding Asperger Syndrome. -- 3. Literal Thinking. -- Part 2: Working With An Individual With Asperger Syndrome. -- 4. The Beginning. -- 5. Individual Work Stations/Bays. -- 6. Behaviour Management Sessions. -- 7. Small Group Work -- Working One to One. -- 8. Breaktimes/Lunchtimes. -- 9. Restraints. -- 10. Role Play and Puppets. -- 11. Worksheets and Word Searches. -- 13. Acronyms. -- Part 3: Dealing With Feelings. -- 14. Anxieties. -- 15. Exercise. -- 16. Emotions -- The Feelings Book. Ideas for Visual Learners. -- 17. Visual Learners. -- 18. Oops! Cards. -- 19. Strategy Book. -- 20. Cards and Rewards. -- 21. Sand and Egg Timers. -- 22. The Home/School Diary. -- 23. The Good Book. -- 24. Visual Conversations. Assessing Children With Asperger Syndrome. -- 25. Record Keeping. -- 26. Graphs. Everything Else You Need To Know. -- 27. Choices and Standing Your Ground. -- 28. Bullying.

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Asperger's syndrome in children Autistic children Developmentally disabled children Enfants atteints de troubles du dévelop… Enfants autistes Inclusive education Intégration scolaire Mainstreaming in education Syndrome d'Asperger chez l'enfant