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Social Narratives
using social stories and other social narratives to teach children with ASD
Question | Answer |
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How do social narratives provide support and instruction to individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder? | They describe social cues and appropriate responses to social behavior and teach new social skills. |
These are individualized stories about a social situation that often include information about how others feel, why the situation occurs, how others may react to the situation, and where and why the situation occurs | social narratives |
What are the most basic of social narrative strategies? These provide an individual with statements, comments, and questions to use in specific social scenarios | social scripts |
What is the strategy of social narratives that uses visual symbols like those in cartoons, often laid out in a comic-strip like format to make abstract events more meaningful? | cartooning |
some evidence suggests that individuals with Asperger Syndrome or high-functioning autism may benefit from more form this form of cartooning | comic strip conversations |
These are written in the first-person perspective from a child's hero or role-model and deal with a situation that is difficult for that child | Power Cards |
This method of social narrative includes the steps of: identifying the error, determining who was harmed, deciding how to correct the error, and developing a plan so that the error does not reoccur | social autopsies |
If the social narrative strategy is not working after two weeks, what should be done? | the narrative and implementation strategy should be reviewed |