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The strengths of students with autism The many strengths of students with autism create rich opportunities for reading instruction.
The benefits of family shared read-alouds Dr. Diehl discusses the benefits of family shared read-alouds.
Shared read-alouds for students with autism Shared read-alouds with guided discussion benefit children with autism.
Teaching comprehension and social communication together Reading comprehension instruction also provides opportunities to teach social communication skills.
Family storybooks Dr. Diehl and her students create family storybooks that support the application of theory of mind to real life.
Understanding character perspective Character perspective is an area of particular difficulty for students with autism.
What do you already know? It is important to help children recognize and activate their own knowledge.
Inference strategies for students with autism Dr. Diehl introduces inference strategies for students with autism.
The power of semantic mapping Semantic mapping activates one’s schema, visually shows the connection between various things, and helps students organize their writing.
