What really makes social interaction work—and why does it break down for some?
- Explore the core challenges behind social difficulties and why traditional approaches often miss the mark.
Key Components of Skill Development Across Methodologies
Introducing Our Panel of Speakers and Their Unique Contributions
- Targeting relevant skills
- Motivating participation in learning skills
- Modifying the setting
- Using teaching strategies suited to individual’s language functioning
- Planning for generalization into the real world
- Creating accepting peer environments
- Measuring outcome
Case Studies Highlighting the Key Components of Skill Development
- Helping less verbal students interact in meaningful ways with peers
- Facilitating peer connections for highly verbal yet isolated students with ASD
- Assisting adults in the dating world