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A Hunger to Learn - Special Needs Flashcards - 0 views
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Learning Shouldn't Be a Job - Occupational Flashcards - 0 views
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Interactive eBooks with TumbleBooks | Exceptional Students - 0 views
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Performing on Stage, Performing in the Classroom - 0 views
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Cruisin and Inclusion - Special Needs Teamwork - 0 views
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Kids Just Like You - Special Needs Episode - 0 views
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How does Technology Help People with Special Needs? - 0 views
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Future Ideas from Students for Assistive Technology - 0 views
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Watch For These Signs - Special Needs Vocabulary - 0 views
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Tools about Tools - Vocational and Occupational Flashcards - 0 views
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About The Ability of Asperger Syndrome Children to Hyper-Focus | - I Teach Autism.com - - 0 views
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The Asperger Syndrome hyper-focusing trait can be helpful in a classroom setting when educators choose to use this extreme attention span as a tool.
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If normal classroom learning procedures are not getting through to an AS child, try working with the theme that they are already working with. As an example, a few words about their chosen object mentioned during a history lesson, can perhaps make the entire history lesson memorable.
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the Asperger Syndrome hyper-focus ability is a learning style. AS children have the ability to hyper-focus their way into learning traditional subjects.
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The Asperger Syndrome hyper-focusing trait can be helpful in a classroom setting when educators choose to use this extreme attention span as a tool.
