Aprendizagem para Autistas-Autistic Learning Aid

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Collecting information on a student's interests, such as dinosaurs, to tailor science lessons around paleontology, making the content more engaging and relevant.

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Used at the beginning of a learning program to assess and input student preferences, goals, and learning needs.

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Adjusting the complexity of math problems based on the student's learning pace and understanding, providing more visual aids or interactive elements as needed.

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Applied in math lessons where students can progress through levels at their own pace, with content adapting to ensure comprehension and engagement.

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Interactive storytelling modules where students can choose different outcomes, helping them understand cause and effect, practice decision-making, and learn narrative structure.

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Integrated into language arts curriculum, allowing students to explore stories interactively and improve comprehension.

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Using symbols or picture-based communication systems to assist non-verbal students or those with limited verbal skills to express themselves and participate in lessons.

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Employed in both classroom settings and daily interactions, facilitating more effective communication and learning participation.

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Custom games that reinforce learning objectives through play, such as a game designed to teach currency recognition and use through a virtual store.

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Used during math lessons or free play to apply practical knowledge in an engaging, low-pressure environment.

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Simulations where students can practice social skills, like starting a conversation or understanding social cues, in a safe and structured environment.

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Utilized in social skills workshops or as part of a daily routine to enhance understanding and application of social norms and interactions.