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Reading Comprehension and Autism By kelly Jean Sullivan

 



Can autism affect reading comprehension?
People with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) experience reading comprehension difficulties, often misinterpreting complex texts, metaphors, and idioms

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How can I help my autistic child with reading comprehension?
The following comprehension strategies may help some students gain comprehension skills and improve their ability to read and communicate about written material.
  1. Build background knowledge. 
  2. Think aloud. .
  3. Drama. .
  4. Reciprocal teaching. .
  5. Retelling.
What is the best reading program for autism?
Reading Eggs is the multi‑award winning online reading program that helps children of all abilities learn how to read. The program can be a great way to support children with autism, and features visually engaging lessons and self‑paced activities that progress at a steady pace


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