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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2020 · 50 MIN

#061: Effective Instructional Strategies for Children with Autism and Academics with Dr. Janet Twyman

from Turn Autism Around · host Dr. Mary Barbera

Teaching real-world skills to children with autism can be very difficult for parents, teachers and even trained behavioral analysts. I, for one, had to teach my son, Lucas, the same and different in 16 different trials. Dr. Janet Twyman is an expert in instructional strategies and shares how reinforcement shaping, critical discrimination, observing and testing helps with effectively teaching academics and real-world skills to kids with autism.

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