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Understanding multiple perspectives in complex text Expository language becomes much more difficult for children with autism as multiple perspectives are introduced.
Meet Sylvia Diehl, autism expert Sylvia Diehl has a passion for educating parents of children with autism.
Research to practice Dr. Cooper-Kahn explains how her interest in executive functioning arose from her desire to help kids with ADHD.
Setting up an "executive function-friendly" classroom When setting up an “executive function-friendly” classroom, Dr. Cooper-Kahn champions relationship-building.
Tools for planning, organization, and thinking Dr. Cooper-Kahn discusses tools for planning, organizing, and thinking.
Executive functioning and the Common Core Some students might not meet the Common Core goals due to the executive demands of the tasks.
Modeling executive function in kindergarten and first grade Dr. Cooper-Kahn explains why the best example of good intervention for executive functioning is often found in kindergarten or first grade classrooms.
Long-term interventions For long-term interventions, Dr. Cooper-Kahn offers three simple suggestions.
When routines change Dr. Cooper-Kahn discusses changes in routine for children who are on the spectrum.
