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November 16, 2016

Social skills for students with Autism is hard to teach, but a must have! Here are 4 strategies to teach vocational social skills...| NoodleNook

Social Skills for Students with Autism

    Social Skills for Students with Autism

    Me: Hi Bobby!
    Bobby: Hi Mrs. Noodle.
    Me: How are you today?
    Bobby: I’m not touching my balls!
    Me: Um? Good Job!?!

    So, needless to say, this really happened.

    Vocational Social Skills: 4 strategies and 2 freebies to teach social skills to students with Autism.Functional Versus Academic Skills

    We work hard with our students on academics and learning… and we also work with them on building functional and vocational skills in hopes they will be able to get and keep a job someday.

    Here is the truth of the matter.

    Even if they are part of the less than 10% of students with low incidence disabilities that are gainfully employed, many of them will struggle to keep a job. And the two main reasons low-incidence disability students (like Autism) cannot keep a job is because they have poor hygiene or they have poor social skills.

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