Autism Education and Whole Child by Kelly Jean Sullivan

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How does autism affect a child academically?

Students with autism might find it difficult to focus on information that is outside their range of interest, especially if it is concerning an academic topic. The focus tends to wane surrounding topics and activities that do not interest students with autism, probably more quickly than the average student.

What are some strategies for teaching students with autism?

4 Instructional Strategies for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Strategy #1: Limiting Sensory Overload.
Strategy #2: Using Rewards and Incentives (Applied Behavior Analysis)
Strategy #3: Providing Appropriate Feedback for Students with ASD.
Strategy #4: Focusing on Autism Reading Comprehension Strategies

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