Both teachers and parents play unique roles in helping students with autism spectrum disorders master the learning process and gain confidence in their ability to learn. The guidance in this section will help you understand and support parents’ roles so they can most effectively support their child (and your own efforts).
Autism: For Teachers – Parents
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