A Discussion of Teaching Strategies for All Educational Settings.
Asperger Syndrome is often referred to as a "disability" but would more accurately be described as a "difference" due to the fact that all persons diagnosed with this syndrome are of average or above average intelligence and are simply lacking in the social and communication skills expected by society. Certain teaching strategies in all classroom environments can help circumvent difficulties that many people may not even realize exist, by providing effective solutions to these problems.
From Pre-School
To College
Helping people diagnosed with Autism be successful in life
This website authored and maintained by: Shelley L. Bereman-Benevides, Student
HAWAII COMMUNITY COLLEGE*ENGLISH 102*FALL 2003*PROFESSOR ROBISON
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Editor's note: all pictures used are for illustration purposes only. Persons portrayed have not been diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome
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