Autism Curriculum

Manuals & Workbooks

Autism Curriculum

Teaching manuals and student workbooks pair with the Model Me Kids social skills training videos to create a complete Autism curriculum. These materials often incorporate evidence-based strategies and practices that consider the strengths and challenges associated with Autism.

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Curriculum for Autism

Resources for Elementary School

Use the teaching materials for elementary school students to create a curriculum based on the lessons in the Model Me Kids videos: Time for School, Time for a Playdate, and I Can Do It!

Resources for Teenagers and Transition

Use the teaching materials for teenagers and adolescents to create a curriculum based on the lessons in the Model Me Kids videos: Model Me Conversation Cues, Model Me Friendship, Model Me Organization & Motivation, Model Me Confidence & Bullying Prevention, and Model Me Tips & Tricks.

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The curriculum fosters inclusive education and addresses the unique needs of individuals on the spectrum. It serves as a tailored roadmap for educators, providing them with evidence-based strategies. Moreover, a curriculum offers specialized tools to create supportive learning environments. The video-based curriculum recognizes the diverse strengths and challenges associated with Autism, offering a framework for individualized instruction that goes beyond traditional teaching methods. By incorporating targeted approaches to communication, social interaction, and sensory sensitivities, an autism curriculum helps unlock the full potential of students with Autism, promoting their academic, social, and emotional development.

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Furthermore, our video modeling based resources enhance teacher understanding and competence. These resources empower educators to embrace neurodiversity, celebrate individual differences, and implement effective teaching practices that cater to the unique learning styles of students on the spectrum. Ultimately, a curriculum for students with Autism is instrumental in promoting educational equity, ensuring that every student, regardless of neurodevelopmental differences, has the opportunity to thrive and succeed in their academic journey.