Strategies at Hand: Quick and Handy Strategies for Working wtih Students on the Autism Spectrum
Robin Brewer and Tracy Mueller have developed a practical tool that provides strategies, ideas and resources at the palm of your hand, broken down by color into the following categories: Learning Environments, Areas of Student Need, Transitions, Specific Strategies, and References and Resources. I recommend this clever resource to busy educators and others who work with students on the autism spectrum. --Melissa L. Trautman, M.S.Ed., special education teacher and co-author of The Hidden Curriculum: Practical Solutions for Understanding Unstated Rules in Social Situations<br /><br />Strategies at Hand is a great tool that literally fits in your pocket. It contains a wealth of practical information and resources in a unique and convenient format. It is invaluable for educational teams working with students on the autism spectrum. --Gina Quintana, senior consultant, Colorado Department of Education<br /><br />This convenient little tool box is full of at-your-fingertips strategies for supporting students on the autism spectrum â€¦ in the classroom, on field trips, at assemblies, on the school bus, in the cafeteria and more. Each colored-coded tip card is bursting with behavior interventions, communication systems, sensory and social strategies, reinforcement methods, positive behavioral supports, etc. --Joanna L. Keating-Velasco, instructional aide and author of A Is for Autism, F Is for Friend - A Kid's Book on Making Friends with a Child Who Has Autism and In His Shoes, A Short Journey Through AutismThis convenient little tool box is full of at-your-fingertips strategies for supporting students on the autism spectrum … in the classroom, on field trips, at assemblies, on the school bus, in the cafeteria and more. Each colored-coded tip card is bursting with behavior interventions, communication systems, sensory and social strategies, reinforcement methods, positive behavioral supports, etc. --Joanna L. Keating-Velasco, instructional aide and author of A Is for Autism, F Is for Friend - A Kid's Book on Making Friends with a Child Who Has Autism and In His Shoes, A Short Journey Through AutismStrategies at Hand is a great tool that literally fits in your pocket. It contains a wealth of practical information and resources in a unique and convenient format. It is invaluable for educational teams working with students on the autism spectrum. --Gina Quintana, senior consultant, Colorado Department of Education