This book provides a positive approach to understanding and educating children on the autism spectrum. The book gives greater insight into the perspective and behavior of a child with autism and explores how the child's learning preferences, strengths and interests can be used to facilitate learning and enhance motivation.
If you're a teacher who has autistic students in your class, Teacher's Guide to Autistic Behavior is for you. This practical guide lets you: -Figure out if a behavior really is a problem-Look at why a behavior might be happening-Help students to manage their moods-Teach practical strategies that help students learn to manage themselvesTeacher's Guide to Autistic Behavior is a quick resource for teachers and others in the lives of children with autism. It's based on Dr. Heather MacKenzie's decades of experience and extensive research. In this book, behavior is viewed as communication of a need or wish, not as good or bad. And, children are active participants in learning about behavior so they can assume responsibility for it.
This book explores the transformative journey of teaching mindfulness and compassion to children, emphasizing how these practices can foster emotional growth and resilience. It offers practical strategies for parents to cultivate these values in their children, creating a nurturing environment that promotes self-awareness and empathy. Through engaging activities and insights, the author guides readers in fostering a deeper connection with their kids while enhancing their own personal development.