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Motor Prompts for Handwashing

 

 

Putting on a face mask with motor prompts

 

 

S2C, Spelling to Communicate, Autism, I-ASC, nonspeakersDaily Motor Challenges

 

 

Websites

Ask an Autistic
Ask Me I’m an AAC User
The Aspergian
Communication First
Olliebean
Arlington Inclusion Taskforce FB page
Include Me in Virginia FB Page
Respectfully Connected
United for Communication Choice

Books

Communication Alternatives in Autism
Uniquely Human
Neurotribes
See it Feelingly
It’s More Than Just Being In
Don’t We Already Do Inclusion

Home-based COVID-19 Resources

 

Inclusive Resource Guide for COVID-19

 

 

 

Free Online Learning

 

 

VAKTivities

 

 

Body Engagers HQ

 

 

10 Ways to Engage the Body

 

 

 

Edutainment

 

Articles

Motor problems in autistic people may be grossly underestimated
Quantitative tests of motor skills could improve autism care
Episode 35: Dawnmarie Gaivin, Owner / Transcending Autism & Apraxia – Spelling to Communicate Practitioner
16 Motor Issues, Cognition and Myelination with Elizabeth Vosseller
David Mitchell: almost everything I’d been told about my son’s autism was wrong:
Emma’s Hope Book
You Are Special! Now Stop Being Different
7 new research studies to help you win the fight for inclusion
Diagnosis Disruption: Debunking the Myths of Nonverbal Autism
17-year-old Highland Park boy with nonverbal autism blogs to reach others like him: ‘People need to stop underestimating us’
Autism makes it difficult for these students to speak. So they spell.
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