Use Of A Peer Support Intervention For Promoting Academic Engagement Of Students With Autism

Disorder (ASD) student in their general education classroom. It may be as a teacher, an associate, or a paraeducator. With a shift toward inclusive classrooms, it is not uncommon to see special needs students learning alongside their typical peers. ASD students have deficits within four engagement categories -- auditory, visual, social, or physical. They may struggle in one, all, or any combination of the four categories. ASD issues involving auditory engagement can be lessened by the use of cues, prompts

Priming is an antecedent intervention applied to prepare students for learning. Priming intervention is a process that supports learners to review instructional materials, routines, or activities before they occur (Carnahan & Williamson, 2010). The information processing style of students with ASD is different compared to those of typically developing students. Their weak central coherence hinders them to actively participate and comprehend abstract information, verbal instructions, modeling, and

grade special day class for students who are on the spectrum for autism, emotionally disturbed and/or learning disabled. The 3rd and 5th grade students are considered to be on the mild/moderate spectrum. All the students are at different learning and capability levels. The 4th grader has one shadow that is with this particular student all day and they sit in their

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