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Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorders: Changes in the new DSM-V

Instructions on completing ABC Data Collection Form within the FABI Process Content Snapshot

Here are various examples of visual transition cues used to prompt students to check their schedules. Boardmaker and Word documents included.\n(Karine Gleason, TASN, ATBS)

DefinitionVisual schedules are an environmental support that accommodates the need for predictability and decreases anxiety about the unknown. Visual schedules take an abstract concept (i.e., time) and present it in a more concrete and manageable form using words and/or pictures. They serve two...

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