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A clearinghouse of best practices, models, ideas, resources and research about making museums, zoos, aquariums and other informal educational settings both welcoming and inclusive for people with autism and their families.
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Autism In the Museum: Challenges
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Autism In the Museum. A clearinghouse of best practices, models, ideas, resources and research about making museums, zoos, aquariums and other informal educational settings both welcoming and inclusive for people with autism and their families. There is no such thing as a "typical" person with autism. In fact, the saying goes, "if you know one person with autism, you know one person with autism.". Challenges of Autism: Overview. Perseveration is an overfocus on a specific area of fasination that may or m...
Autism In the Museum: Museum Programs for People with Autism
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Autism In the Museum. A clearinghouse of best practices, models, ideas, resources and research about making museums, zoos, aquariums and other informal educational settings both welcoming and inclusive for people with autism and their families. Museum Programs for People with Autism. Exploring Our Way for families at the NH Children's Museum. Do you know of other programs that should be listed? Please let me know! Ongoing Programs for Families and Groups with Autistic Members. Provide a safe, comfortable...
Autism In the Museum: Inclusive Museums
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Autism In the Museum. A clearinghouse of best practices, models, ideas, resources and research about making museums, zoos, aquariums and other informal educational settings both welcoming and inclusive for people with autism and their families. Do you know of a museum that fully includes people with autism in its general programs, camps, workshops, docent programs, and/or employment program? Please let me know so I can list such programs here! January 2, 2013 at 3:00 PM. PECS books(specific to exhibits).
Autism In the Museum: Marketing to the Autism Community
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Autism In the Museum. A clearinghouse of best practices, models, ideas, resources and research about making museums, zoos, aquariums and other informal educational settings both welcoming and inclusive for people with autism and their families. Marketing to the Autism Community. To reach families with autistic children, these approaches are often helpful:. Reach out to school districts' special needs parent groups. Connect with local support groups, both for parents and for adults on the spectrum. Unique...
Autism In the Museum: Opportunities
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Autism In the Museum. A clearinghouse of best practices, models, ideas, resources and research about making museums, zoos, aquariums and other informal educational settings both welcoming and inclusive for people with autism and their families. My son Tom at the USS Intrepid Museum. Why strive to meet the needs of people with autism? Here are just a few of the reasons:. Museums meet the needs of people with passionate, focused interests. Museum-based education meets the needs of non-verbal learners.
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Lisa Jo Rudy on Authentic Inclusion: Consulting
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Lisa Jo Rudy on Authentic Inclusion. This site, and its accompanying blog, are dedicated to the full, respectful, "authentic" inclusion of all kinds of thinkers, creators and learners in community and educational settings. Lisa Jo Rudy, Writer and Consultant. Autism in the Museum. I work with museums, Y's and other community organizations to train staff, design programs and advise on effective "authentic" inclusion of children, teens and adults with developmental differences and challenges. 160; What hap...
Lisa Jo Rudy on Authentic Inclusion: Math Education
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Lisa Jo Rudy on Authentic Inclusion. This site, and its accompanying blog, are dedicated to the full, respectful, "authentic" inclusion of all kinds of thinkers, creators and learners in community and educational settings. Lisa Jo Rudy, Writer and Consultant. Autism in the Museum. Frustrated, I searched the web for special needs math experts. I found one in Wellesley, MA - about an hour and a half from our home. Mahesh Sharma has built a career around teaching kids how to learn math, and we decid...We ha...
Libraries and Autism: We're Connected - Access these links.
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Scotch Plains Public Library. Outside Links of Interest. We try and keep the focus of the resources we provide at librariesandautism.org primarily on libraries and service to those on the ASD spectrum and their families, and the areas and topics where the two cross paths, but from time to time we are made aware of other resources that may be of interest to some of our users. We are providing those links HERE. New Links of Interest. This Autism Resource Guide. Books for Librarians and Teachers. Is a colla...
Managing volunteers with autism spectrum disorders | Museums Association
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Managing volunteers with autism spectrum disorders. Sophie Cummings, 31.01.2013. Benefits for volunteers and museums. If you could finish filling in those catalogue cards, pop them next door and then you can go when you are ready.". An awful lot of communication relies on an implied meaning, subtle emphasis and body language. Even when we give instructions, they can be vague or confusing particularly for individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Could I tell other members of the team? The trainin...
Lisa Jo Rudy, Writer and Consultant: April 2014
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Lisa Jo Rudy, Writer and Consultant. I'm a Cape Cod-based writer, editor, consultant, and photographer with over 20 years of experience in non-profit, educational, and multimedia research, development, writing, and editing. Distance learning, curriculum design, instructional design for K-12,. College, business training. Exhibit labels (static and interactive). Multimedia and video scripts. Classes and courses (live and distance education in fundraising, writing, related topics). Boston Museum of Science.
Lisa Jo Rudy on Authentic Inclusion: About Me
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Lisa Jo Rudy on Authentic Inclusion. This site, and its accompanying blog, are dedicated to the full, respectful, "authentic" inclusion of all kinds of thinkers, creators and learners in community and educational settings. Lisa Jo Rudy, Writer and Consultant. Autism in the Museum. I'm the former About.com Guide to Autism. And the author of Get Out, Explore and Have Fun. Jessica Kingsley, 2010), a book about autism in the community. I presently write regularly for Autism After 16. What's So Scary About Pe...
Lisa Jo Rudy on Authentic Inclusion: Inclusive Models
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Lisa Jo Rudy on Authentic Inclusion. This site, and its accompanying blog, are dedicated to the full, respectful, "authentic" inclusion of all kinds of thinkers, creators and learners in community and educational settings. Lisa Jo Rudy, Writer and Consultant. Autism in the Museum. What does authentic inclusion look like? Here are some of my favorite programs, experiences and opportunities designed to include kids and adults with developmental, learning and communication differences in the real world.
Lisa Jo Rudy, Writer and Consultant: Consulting: Autism Inclusion
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Lisa Jo Rudy, Writer and Consultant. I work with museums, Y's and other community organizations to train staff, design programs and advise on effective inclusion of children, teens and adults with autism. For much more information about my autism-related work, including my articles and blogs. And my book Get Out, Explore and Have Fun with Your Child on the Autism Spectrum. Please see my sister websites: www.authenticinclusion.org. And www.autisminthemuseum.org. Autism in the Museum. Find me on LinkedIn.
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Just another WordPress.com site. Not That Loving Feeling. My kid takes a special needs bus to school. It is the shorty bus with a few kids on it. There is one adult driver and several students with varying degrees of disabilities riding it. The thing is after so many complaints they can kick your child off the bus. Obviously there is something that is upsetting her, noise, smells, textures but how to handle this? And if she does get kicked off, how does she get to school? November 7, 2013. May 2, 2012.
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Autism in the Family. About Peter and Diane. Information about Autism and Links. Diane MacNaughton, B.A. in Psychology. Autism in the Family - Describing Life on the Autistic Spectrum. Parents, Educators, Spouses, Autistics. And members of the public. Autism in the Family has been a member of the Medicine Hat and District Chamber of Commerce since June 2011. Business License for Presentations and Consulting with the City of Medicine Hat No. 185960. Tuesday, March 20th. Why are Autistics All Different?
Autism In the Museum
Autism In the Museum. A clearinghouse of best practices, models, ideas, resources and research about making museums, zoos, aquariums and other informal educational settings both welcoming and inclusive for people with autism and their families. Autism's Strengths Come in All Sizes and Shapes. Tom has always preferred the arts to math. A recent study by researchers at Stanford University. What makes museums such an ideal place for people with autism? Perhaps more importantly, in a museum one's intensive k...
Autism In The News
Autism In The News. Friday, June 3, 2011. Jenny McCarthy talks autism in Lombard. Jenny McCarthy talks autism in Lombard. Celebrity Jenny McCarthy was the keynote speaker Saturday during a conference on autism last week at the Westin Hotel, 70 Yorktown Shopping Center in Lombard. 8220;I don’t think there is any evidence for that,” said Dr. Kathy Ellerbeck, who sits on the. Autism Subcommittee for the Elk Grove Village based-American Academy of Pediatrics, but practices in Kansas City. Locally, Dr. Pe...
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Autism in the Northern Cape
Autism in the Northern Cape. We have 2 chidren living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and it is sometimes very hard for us as parents but we have overcome so many barriers. I will keep you posted on there progress. Wednesday, June 14, 2017. My Dog and I. Ruben just love this fellow. He is very playfull. Juanre also loves this Jack Russell. Posted by Autism in the Northern Cape. Juanre full of smiles. Not very often that you see her doing this. Posted by Autism in the Northern Cape. 2014 a Year later.
Autism At The Parks: Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld Orlando - Welcome
Autism At The Parks:. Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort and. Before You Leave Home. What To Take to the Theme Parks. Submit Your Tips and Suggestions. Disability Pass Ranking and Comparison. WDW Fastpass , Magic Bands and MDE. WDW Rides and Attractions Guide. MK Rides and Attractions Guide. EP Rides and Attractions Guide. HS Rides and Attractions Guide. AK Rides and Attractions Guide. BB TL DQ Rides and Attractions Guide. WDW Parades, Fireworks, and Shows Guide. UOR Rides and Attractions Guide.
Autism in the South
Autism in the South. Tuesday, May 7, 2013. ABA Coverage for Federal Insurance Plans. Http:/ www.autismspeaks.org/advocacy/advocacy-news/insurers-get-pressure-cover-aba-federal-employees. What are your thoughts on mandated insurance coverage? Maria Shiloh, BCBA. Friday, May 3, 2013. Parent Trainings are Not for Bad Parents. You, the parent. And who will be left to raise the child after our services end? 8216;Parent Training’ May Help Kids with Autism Behave Better. Maria Shiloh, BCBA. Here is a recent art...
