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Though there are standards to identify the expectations for educating students with autism in the inclusive classroom, GE teachers and paraeducators report limited knowledge and self-efficacy in suppo

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Though there are standards to identify the expectations for educating students with autism in the inclusive classroom, GE teachers and paraeducators report limited knowledge and self-efficacy in supporting students with autism, and both ind

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Supporting evidence — 3 representative gaps

  • A Comparison of Autism-Specific Training Outcomes for Teachers and Paraeducators (2019) · doi

    Though there are standards to identify the expectations for educating students with autism in the inclusive classroom, GE teachers and paraeducators report limited knowledge and self-efficacy in supporting students with autism, and both indicate a need for more formal training in autism.

    Keywords: autism students though there standards identify expectations educating inclusive classroom teachers paraeducators report limited knowledge
  • Using the Concrete-representational-abstract Sequence and the Strategic Instruction Model to Teach Computation to Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Developmental Disabilities (2014) · doi

    There is a need for further investigation of evidence-based practices for students with autism spectrum disorders and developmental disabilities leading to students’ success within the general education curriculum (Cihak & Foust, 2008; Rockwell, Griffin, & Jones, 2011; Schaefer-Whitby, Travers, & Harnik, 2009).

    Keywords: students there need further investigation evidence based practices autism spectrum disorders developmental disabilities leading success
  • Effects of No-No Prompting on Teaching Expressive Labeling of Facial Expressions to Children with and without a Pervasive Developmental Disorder (2011) · doi

    Three areas of discrete trial teaching warranting more research are the effectiveness and efficiency of various prompting procedures, the effectiveness of implementing teaching in a group instructional format, and the ability of children with autism to observationally learn from their peers.

    Keywords: teaching effectiveness three areas discrete trial warranting efficiency various prompting procedures implementing group instructional format

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