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November 2012 Blog Posts (1)
IPADS in Early Intervention Classrooms for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
IPADS are great educational tools to use when working with children with autism. This is especially true for those children who are not yet using verbal language as their main source of communication. There are several applications that can be found on the IPAD. For example; the Tap Speak application allows the teacher or parent to create a menu for the child to choose from in order to communicate. In my current preschool classroom, we use the IPAD for circle time. The children use the Tap…
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