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A major tenet of Applied Behavior Analysis is that it is evidence-based. For decades, our field has conducted research about behaviors we can observe in the environment, and worked to create positive behavior change. But keeping up with research or determining what is actually evidence-based can be …
16.04.2016 · From Different Roads to Learning
Building on the popular guide and curriculum A Work In Progress, this companion series of booklets and DVDs synthesizes information on various teaching strategies with demonstrations of actual sessions with students on video. The Work in Progress Companion Series aims to blend a natural, child-frien…
16.04.2016 · From Different Roads to Learning
This month’s featured article from the Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT) is by Executive Director David Celiberti, PhD, BCBA-D and Denise Lorelli, MS on the abundance of so-called “therapies” available for children with autism, why some fall trap to these “th…
16.04.2016 · From Different Roads to Learning
How has Different Roads played a part in your students’ learning? Tell us how Different Roads to Learning has helped your students succeed, and you will be entered for a chance to win either a Function Wheels Kit or a MotivAider! Click on the image below to enter: Source: Different Roads to Learnin…
16.04.2016 · From Different Roads to Learning
Teenagers and young adults with autism are about three times more likely than those without the condition to develop type 2 diabetes, according to one of the largest studies of autism and diabetes to date1. The findings, published in March in Diabetes Care, add to mounting evidence that people with …
18.04.2016 · From Spectrum News
“At the end of the day this film is not about autism; it’s about love. Being more caring to the person next to you; being compassionate. This is a movie about love through a different lens; through the eyes of autism.” Carolina Groppa By Debra Muzikar (This is an excerpt from an i…
18.04.2016 · From The Art of Autism
Get creative with this free number sorting activity designed by Lavinia Pop from In My World! This crayon inspired printable includes five different representations of a single number.  These symbols include line segments, dots, words, finger counting, as well as numerals. To create the crayon pouch…
18.04.2016 · From Different Roads to Learning
Most people are wired to seek pleasure in the company of others, but individuals with autism appear to lack this drive. The chemical messenger dopamine may rouse the brain’s reward center differently in autism, dulling the pleasure from social interaction. A new study suggests that social contact is…
19.04.2016 · From Spectrum News
By Jocelyn Eastman I am pleased to finally publish the second installment of our #AutismSweets series. I know it is not quite Netflix, but I certainly enjoyed being able to hear some of the different points of view and some of the surprising things that came in during this part. The fun thing about…
19.04.2016 · From The Art of Autism
Available in child and adolescent levels, this new social skills curriculum teaches students how to become independent problem-solvers via a hands-on and interactive approach through visual cues and supports. We offer class kits including 5 or 10 sets of Student Workbooks and Facilitator Guides to a…
19.04.2016 · From Different Roads to Learning
The Parenting Asperger’s Blog by Dave Angel shares a mix of inspirational stories, solutions, strategies and occasional humorous outbursts for parents of children with Asperger’s. Your blog: Parenting Asperger’s Blog Your City, Country: Portsmouth, UK What inspired you to write a blog: When I first …
19.04.2016 · From Geek Book clubs
A new online tool reveals how different types of DNA sequences work together to regulate gene expression, and how genetic variants disrupt this process. The resource was described in March in Nature Methods1. The researchers focused on three types of DNA segments: promoters, which regulate the expre…
20.04.2016 · From Spectrum News
“I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say in any other way–things I had no words for,” Georgia O’Keeffe By Maryan Myres Shumway One of the greatest things about moving to Qatar as expats was that my son’s art teacher took an interest in…
20.04.2016 · From The Art of Autism
As a social worker in community mental health services, I spent a lot of my time looking for information. I looked for information to see how one of the participants in my program who experienced family violence could find some help. I looked for information to find a gym that another participant co…
20.04.2016 · From Assistive Technology Blog
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