ASN Summer 2015 Issue

“The Changing Landscape of Autism Education”

Articles in This Issue

• Accommodating Executive Function Deficits is Important for School Success
• Accommodations After High School: What Now?
• Addressing Behavior in the School Setting for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
• ASD and the Local School District: How Parents Can Best Advocate for an Appropriate School Setting
• Beyond Academics: The Importance of Executive Functioning Skill Development
• Blurred Lines – In Support of a Broader Interdisciplinary Model
• Bridging the Gap Between Evidence-Based Practice in ASDs and the Classroom
• Exploring How Parents Choose ASD Treatments
• Gaining Momentum in a Post-Secondary Education Inclusion Program with Innovative Supports
• Social Interventions: The Importance of Considering Program Design and Instructional Methods
• Supervision Training: Ensuring Quality at Every Level of an Organization
• The ASD Nest Middle/High School Model for Inclusive Education
• The Ever Changing Landscape of Higher Education: An Opportunity for Students on the Spectrum
• The Vital Need for Support and “Me Time” for Parents of a Child with Autism
• Tips on Advocating for Your Child’s Education
• Tools for Transitions: Using Self-Management and Technology to Build Independence
• Two Case Studies of Success Using ABA to Increase Independence for Adults with Developmental Disabilities
• Using Evidence-Based Practices to Help Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Improve Their Writing Skills
• Who Should Take the Blame for Autism?

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