Title: AutismPro Resources
1AutismPro Resources
Your online autism resource library
contact_at_vecinc.com http//www.autismpro.com
2Objectives
In the following presentation, you will learn
about
- The purpose of AutismPro Resources
- The AutismPro developmental curriculum
- Activities, teaching strategies, and support
strategies - How to log into AutismPro Resources and
browse/search for autism resources
3What is AutismPro Resources?
4Introduction
AutismPro Resources is a library of over 5,000
printable autism documents. Resources can be
accessed
- Online
- At any time
- From anywhere
5Types of Resources
Activities
Teaching Strategies
Support Strategies
Goals
Strategies
Strategies
Objectives
Video Examples
Case Illustrations
Activities
6How do you use AutismPro Resources?
AutismPro Resources is easy to use
- Log into your account through a web browser
- Browse or search through content
- Print documents or save as pdf file
- Use printed resources in classroom
7What are activities?
8What are Activities?
Activities are step-by-step procedures that help
the child practice skills.
- Over 4,500 activities
- Linked to specific objectives within a
developmental curriculum - Basic, intermediate, and advanced levels
- A range of teaching methods
9AutismPro Developmental Curriculum
8 Developmental Areas, 28 sub-areas
108 Developmental Areas
- Social - ability to interact with others
- Emotional - ability to understand and adapt to
other peoples thoughts and feelings - Communication - ability to understand and use
words, gestures and emotion to interact with
others - Cognitive/Academics - ability to understand the
environment, reason, and solve problems - Receptive Language - ability to understanding the
meaning of words and sentences - Expressive Language - ability to use words and
sentences meaningfully - Independence/Self Care - ability to care for
oneself by performing skills such as dressing,
self-feeding, and toileting - Motor - ability to use muscles to move oneself
11AutismPro Social Curriculum
12Motor Imitation Objectives
13Activities for Motor Imitation Objective
Objective Spontaneously imitates a sequence of
actions while learning a new skill
14Sample Activity Pictograph
Activity information at top
15Sample Activity Pictograph
Step-by-step activity procedure
16Sample Activity Pictograph
Related teaching strategies
17What are teaching strategies?
18What are Teaching Strategies?
Teaching strategies are techniques for adapting
your instructional approach to the specific needs
of a child with autism.
- 72 strategies distributed over 16 teaching
categories - Basic, intermediate, and advanced levels
- A range of teaching methods
19Teaching Strategy Categories
Three main teaching considerations
How do I prepare for the activity?
How do I respond to the childs efforts?
How do I interact with the child?
20Preparing the learning environment
How do I prepare the SETTING?
How do I STRUCTURE the activity?
How do I MOTIVATE the child?
How do I DOCUMENT the activity?
21Interacting with the child
How do I use LANGUAGE to give instructions?
How do I use AFFECT to communicate with the child?
How do I PROMPT the child?
How much REPETITION should I use?
22Responding to the childs efforts
How do I respond to the childs SUCCESSES?
How do I respond when the child INITIATES
communication?
How do I respond to the childs RITUALISTIC
BEHAVIORS?
How do I respond to the childs CHALLENGING
BEHAVIORS?
23Teaching Strategies
How do I respond to the childs CHALLENGING
BEHAVIORS?
BEHAVIORAL Redirection Planned Ignoring
DEVELOPMENTAL Silent Redirection Planned
Ignoring
SOCIAL Assign Meaning Embed Ritual
24Teaching Strategies
General strategy information and a definition.
25Teaching Strategies
Detailed information about using the strategy.
26Teaching Strategies
A video example of how to apply the strategy.
27What are support strategies?
28What are Support Strategies?
Support strategies are procedures for preventing
challenging behaviors by supporting the childs
strengths.
- 28 strategies distributed across 4 categories
- Over 300 strategy examples
- Basic, intermediate, and advanced levels
- A range of teaching methods
29Support Strategy Categories
Four categories of support strategies
Academics
Social
Curriculum
Social
Independence
Inclusion
Language and Communication
Behavioral
Rituals
Sensory Regulation
30Academic Support Strategies
Academic support strategies
31Support Strategy Activity Organizers
32Transition Routine Strategy Examples
Examples for each support strategy
33Support Strategy Example
General strategy information and a problem
description
34Support Strategy Example
A sample solution to the problem and the expected
results
35Support Strategy Example
A graphical illustration
36How do I log into AutismPro Resources?
37How to log in
- Navigate to http//www.autismpro.com
- Click the client sign in button
38How to log in
Enter you user name (email address) in the User
name field and click Continue.
39How to log in
If you are registered for more than one AutismPro
applications, select AutismPro Resources from
the dropdown menu and click Continue.
40How to log in
Enter your password in the Password field and
click Sign In.
41What can I do in AutismPro Resources?
42AutismPro Resources Options Resources Tab
From the Resources tab
- Browse the curriculum for activities
- Browse for support strategies
- Browse for teaching strategies
- Search for activities
43AutismPro Resources Options My Account Tab
From the My Account tab
- Edit your user profile
- Change your password
44How do I browse the curriculum for activities?
45Browsing the Curriculum for Activities
To browse the AutismPro curriculum for activities
- Click the Resources tab
- Click the Curriculum Search tab
46Browsing the Curriculum for Activities
- Click a developmental area tab (e.g., Social)
- Choose a goal from the dropdown list
47Browsing the Curriculum for Activities
- Select an objective from the list
48Browsing the Curriculum for Activities
- Read the objective details
- Click View Activities for Objective
49Browsing the Curriculum for Activities
- Read the objective details
- Click View Activities for Objective
50Browsing the Curriculum for Activities
- Select an activity from the list
51Browsing the Curriculum for Activities
52How do I browse for support strategies?
53Browsing for Support Strategies
To browse AutismPro Resources for support
strategies
- Click the Resources tab
- Click the Support Strategies tab
54Browsing for Support Strategies
- Click the a support area tab (e.g., Academics)
- Select a support strategy
55Browsing for Support Strategies
- Read the support strategy description
- Click Open Strategy
56Browsing for Support Strategies
57Support Strategy Examples
To view support strategy examples
- Click Basic, Intermediate, or Advanced tab.
- Select a strategy example
58Support Strategy Examples
59How do I browse for teaching strategies?
60Browsing for Teaching Strategies
To browse AutismPro Resources for teaching
strategies
- Click the Resources tab
- Click the Teaching Strategies tab
61Browsing for Teaching Strategies
- Click the a teaching area tab (e.g., Prepare)
- Select a teaching strategy
62Browsing for Teaching Strategies
- Read the strategy details
- Click Open Strategy
- Click Video Example
63Browsing for Teaching Strategies
64Browsing for Teaching Strategies
65How do I search for activities?
66Searching for Activities
To search the AutismPro library of activities
- Click the Resources tab
- Click the Activity Search tab
67Searching for Activities
- Choose one or more methods
- Choose a curriculum level
- Choose one or more categories
- Choose a setting
- Click the Search button
68Searching for Activities
- In the results area, click a developmental area
tab (e.g., Social) - Choose a goal from the dropdown list
69Searching for Activities
- Select an activity from the list of objectives
and activities
70Searching for Activities
- Read the activity details
- Click Open Activity
71Searching for Activities
72Additional Resources
Video Tutorials and How-To Guides
http//www.autismpro.com/support/resources
AutismPro Resources Product Brochure
http//www.autismpro.com/content/institutions/auti
smpro_resources_ebrochure.pdf