Planning and Students With Autism By Kelly Jean Sullivan

 

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o people with autism have trouble planning?

Many people with autism have difficulty with executive functioning. They may have trouble with certain skills like planning, staying organized, sequencing information, and self-regulating emotions.

How do autistic people cope with change of plans?

In this guide

1. Routines and difficulties with change.
2. Strategies to deal with changes.
3. Find out about the change.
4. Describe the change.
5. Use visual supports.
6. Involve the right people.
7. Moving from one activity to the next.
8. Be aware of anxiety

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How important is routine for autistic child?

Routine Brings Order to an Otherwise Chaotic World

Children with autism often have difficulty making sense of new sounds, behaviors, or events. A routine can create order in their life by helping them learn what to expect, when to expect it, and how to react. Predictability can enable your child to thrive.