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2 4 Steps to Designing a Comprehensive Intervention Plan Characteristics Design Implement 1 This will help you to see the autism 2 This will show you an individual s strengths and skills 2
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18 Intervention Ziggurat Structure and Visual/Tactile Supports Ruth Aspy, Ph.D., Barry G. Grossman, Ph.D. Common Misperceptions If an individual can read then she does not need pictures or symbols Because he s an adult, he does not need an individualized schedule I can stop using a visual schedule with an individual once the routine is learned If an individual has not looked at her schedule in three weeks she does not need it anymore Visual Supports! Visual schedules are effective in decreasing Off-task behaviors Disruptive behavior Noncompliance Aggression Outbursts Property destruction 18
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24 &&&&&&&&&&Z0/&m#==/$&+9..#F9>9,& Break room rules If there are people in line to use the vending machine, do not cut. Wait your turn! It is not appropriate to take others snacks or drinks. When someone sits down next to you at the break table, say hello.?/1#;$#$;&4$&<$%/.2/$:"$r&!0#>>#-&?/1#;$&4$&#$%/.2/$:"$&4$=&5.#%/&#%&#$&%0/& k#;;9.4%&5".610//%& e`&?/1#;$#$;&4$&<$%/.2/$:"$r&!0#>>#-& P#1%&%0/&9$=/.>M#$;&F04.4F%/.#1:F1& 4==./11/=E&+0""1/&7.",&M"9.&-.#".#:g/=& 4./41E& ea& 24
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