Most intervention approaches for autism have sufficient research to establish their effectiveness
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Research that has looked at the quality of the relationship that a teen has with an important nonparental adult in their life has found that these relationships are ______.
a. no different in quality from the relationship that teens have with their parents b. no different in quality from the relationship that teens have with their peers c. a unique sort of support, rather than a substitute for the teen’s relationship with his or her parents d. a relationship that compensates for any problems that the teen has with his or her parents
Techniques such as Structured Notetaking and Double Entry Journals give students the support they need to work
A) independently. B) with teacher assistance. C) with parental assistance. D) with a friend.
Explain how you could teach a student who is totally blind andwithout braille skills to cook a simple dish. Include at least two benefits to the student
What will be an ideal response?
When a child shared the guidelines for entering the science fair and the project she envisioned with her parents and family, they had many questions for her. They asked her how she came up with the idea for the project, what challenges she foresaw, and what she did to overcome those obstacles. They also talked to her about what she might do differently next time if pursuing this project again. By
discussing these things, the parents were: A) Building her self-evaluation skills B) Ruining her self-esteem C) Trying to act like teachers D) Discouraging her from participating in science fairs