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    Choice Making   Definition Choice making is an effective intervention for increasing the active participation of individuals with autism.  For example, providing choice-making opportunities has demonstrated successful outcomes to manage problem behavior.  Choices indicating per...

  A common worry of educators and parents of students who have autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is that the incorporation of special interests into the daily routine will increase dependence or cause problem behavior. In the online Autism Internet Modules, training module, “Usin...

This document outlines the purpose and uses of the Inclusive MTSS Implementation Scale (IMIS). It includes validity and reliability evidences and the items incorporated into each domain of the survey.  The Inclusive MTSS Implementation Scale (IMIS) is an online tool that surveys instructional ...

Brown, D. & Stindt, S. (2014, April).  Brave New World: Integrating Reading and Behavior Interventions in an Inclusive Setting. Council for Exceptional Children Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA. National Conference, CEC Content that references the integrated nature of academics, beha...

Definition Because of their lack of understanding of social cues or rules, people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often face challenges when having to respond to social behavior and engage in social interactions. Social narratives can teach new social skills and encourage individuals to re...