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ASD Inclusion in English Class: True or False

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ASD Inclusion in English Class: True or False
 

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Quick true/false on ASD inclusive practices

by Claudia Patricia cacheo Castro
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A one-size-fits-all lesson plan works equally well for every student with ASD.

2

All students with ASD will benefit from the same social activities regardless of individual needs.

3

You should minimize collaboration with families because they don’t understand classroom dynamics.

4

Technology and visual supports are never helpful for ASD students.

5

Create quiet spaces or sensory breaks when needed.

6

Stimming behaviors must be punished to keep the classroom quiet.

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Provide clear routines and predictable schedules.

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Use visual supports to aid understanding for students with ASD.

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Offer flexible response methods (oral, written, or other modes).

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Collaborate with families and specialists to tailor supports.

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