T&L 2900: VIR: iPad Strategies to Engage Students Who Have Autism
It is vitally important for teachers to be aware of how 'autism' is for their students. The autism world can be a literal sensory minefield for students and the school environment needs to be designed where it creates a secure space that is conducive to learning. Children who have Autism have different learning styles and as educators we need to be aware of how to cater to the various styles to develop the best strategies to teach them. The iPad is the perfect technology device to assist students who have autism with sensory issues, visual schedules, visual timers, rewards and generally to create a more harmonious educational environment.
Students on the Autism Spectrum need lots of visual cues and structure, and the iPad can make achieving this easy, transferable and interchangeable.
Please refer to the Course Resource document for more course information (requirements, grading, etc.)
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Course ResourcesiPad Strategies to Engage Students (Course at a Glance) (PDF Document)