Aspergers

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Please note:

1. Sites listed here are external to the SESS website. SESS takes no responsibility for the content displayed on these sites.
2. To access a site, click on the link in the centre column.

Please note:

1. Sites listed here are external to the SESS website. SESS takes no responsibility for the content displayed on these sites.
2. To access a site, click on the link in the centre column.

Please note:

1. Sites listed here are external to the SESS website.

Please note:

Please note:

1. Sites listed here are external to the SESS website. SESS takes no responsibility for the content displayed on these sites.
2. To access a site, click on the link in the centre column.

Please note:

1. Sites listed here are external to the SESS website. SESS takes no responsibility for the content displayed on these sites.
2. To access a site, click on the link in the centre column.

Please note:

1. Sites listed here are external to the SESS website.

This page contains links to nine video scenarios illustrating different teaching strategies for pupils with ASDs. These videos were uploaded from the learning zone of the ‘Autistic Spectrum Disorder - A Teacher’s Toolkit’ CD-ROM. The video clips and images have been reproduced according to the Crown-Copyright. This material is acknowledged as a joint initiative by the Department of Education, PAPA, the Department of Education and Science and The Irish Society for Autism.

Teaching approaches that are effective for all students can also be used in implementing education programmes for students with ASDs.