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Teaching Social Skills
Using visual supports in teaching social skills:
- Aid in understanding import social cues
- Can clarify rules and desirable social behavior
- Support direct instruction of events and reactions an individual might expect to occur in various social settings
- Give direct contact with social information through pictures and text as opposed to speech or observation, which are weaknesses for individuals with autism or related disorders
- Can be used to prompt individuals in stressful social settings
- Can contain basic rules for starting, Maintaining and ending a conversation
- Address Theory of Mind deficits
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Tools that assist in communication:
Social Stories | Social Cue Cards | Social/Behavioral Displays | Social Skills Picture Stories | Emotion Recognition
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