Communication is rooted in our ability to listen and respond to one another’s verbal cues. We answer questions, follow directions, and voice our own opinions by listening to others who, in turn, listen to us. For those with autism spectrum disorder, language skills like listener responding may develop more slowly or need language skills training…
Language and communication barriers are one of the greatest challenges for those with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their loved ones. Those with ADS may have trouble understanding language and responding to oral cues and questions. Others may have trouble expressing their needs in response to questions or struggle to follow oral directions. These challenges cause…
Children on the autism spectrum communicate, learn, and interact with others in many ways, but those methods are often significantly different and unique. As a parent or teacher, having a range of autism resources available can help you reach that child in the most effective manner. A variety of autism-friendly activities are available, each with…