How to Teach a Child with Autism - Introduction (1/5) | Autism at Home
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2020
- Learn the key strategies for teaching a child with autism in this brand new series, brought to you by Autism at Home.
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Autism At Home is a non-profit initiative by The Hope Project, the non-profit arm of Early Autism Project (EAP) Malaysia. Autism At Home is an online resource platform aimed at providing simplified tips and strategies to help families of children with autism teach and support their children at home. This platform will provide you with online training videos on effective ABA teaching strategies for autism, featuring role plays, pop quizzes, and home assignments.
* This online resource platform is not intended to be a certified Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) course nor is anyone who has completed the training videos here equipped to become an ABA therapist or any other therapist. Viewers of the material on this resource platform are not equipped to train others nor supervise any ABA programmes. Furthermore, the strategies outlined on the website will not be sufficient for a complete ABA programme and we at Early Autism Project Malaysia strongly encourage families to seek qualified ABA treatment from supervised professionals.
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Teaching children with autism takes time and patience. Make sure to allow them time to express what they are trying to say. Above all never push them off. Tried to see the situation. Which they are trying to explain.
Thank you for sharing, Melvina. Yes it really does take time and patience. We hope that with these strategies, we can help to raise more awareness on acceptance and that each child learns at their own pace as well!
My sons turning four and has autism, there still deciding on the spectrum.. patience and time is a huge thing I’ve found out.. and don’t worry about the looks in public when he gets over stimulated and acts out.. those people don’t understand and would loose it if it was reversed.. just be patient and don’t get mad when they don’t understand the first time.. I love my boy and he’s helped me a lot also.
I am a kid, who has a cousin with autism in the age of 4 yrs old, and i would love to help him. His parents has not that much money to pay their own therapist. So, what i am pointing is, I am watching videos on how to therapy a kid with autism so that i can help them, and therapy their child in their house.
Wow! You are amazing and such an inspiration! Thank you for all that you do for your cousin as well as the entire autism community! Do let us know if you have any enquiries at all and you can reach us at enquiries@autismmalaysia.com and our team would love to get in touch with you! Thank you!
Thank you. I just a 3 year old with autism this week and I want to be the best teacher for them.
You are most welcome! Believing with you that you will indeed be a great teacher to them!
God bless you! Thank you for making this available to all! 💕
You are most welcome! We are glad that you have found our videos helpful!
As a parent of a wonderful child on Autism and an animator i am creating animated social stories to support the parents of children on Autism, in dealing with the issues more effectively. Please feel free to use and share these further. @
Thank you for sharing your resources, they are really helpful!
@@autismmalaysia Thanks that you liked it, If you think it will support the parents with children on AUTISM Spectrum, Kindly do partener with us in spreading the word and put up a positive fight back agains AUTISM, we are parents of an autistic child....SAINYAM is our son's name..:)
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I’m a teacher and I’d be glad to help my students with your material. Where can I search for it? 🙏🏻✨
@@12345678998056 If you would like to discuss more specific strategies for your child, please do not hesitate to reach us at enquiries@autismmalaysia.com and our team would love to get in touch with you. Thank you.
This is the best on line resource I came across so far!!! Thank you so much for bringing hope back into our hearts!
You are most welcome! We are glad you have found our videos helpful!
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Thank you so much! :)
I'm truly happy that I found your channel. This will help us a lot in this time of pandemic.
You are most welcome! We are glad that you've found our videos helpful!
Hi, im here because I need help and I think my niece is an autism child because he keeps on showing signs that he is. Searching about and helping him this way (help him learning in school) is all the best I can do as an aunt.
So his condition in home: his mother keeps on punishing him everytime he is "not a good kid" or any unusual that kids do, ending up my niece has trauma to his mom.
And to his father, he is working hard far from them and only have chance to get home once every 2months.
And to explain, my niece's mother has no patience and love to his only child and their environment is really such a mess, such scumbags and very dirty with rude people around. Which leads us to see my niece hungry, undressed (sometimes dressed but very dirty) anywhere EARLY at the morning. We looked for his mother and his mother is no longer found in their area. So we decided to take my niece to his grandfather's house. (Father side of my niece). But since we take him, his mother shown only twice until today. Later we knew, that my niece's mother never sent my niece at Day Care Center in consideration of his age and condition. (HE REALLY NEED TO TEACH AND LEARN!!!)
So as an aunt, I can't bare seeing my niece being left to other kids and he really needs understanding and love.
This is all I can do, help him with his studies and understand his situation. As I found out-he has no interest in schooling, and he has late progression---his mind, his act even his attitude. That really makes me convinced he is an autism child.
I admit, that sometimes when teaching him is very hard and will really left you with a few patience. But I love him and really wanted to help him. I am willing to know everything that can help my niece progression.
hello Jochebed Isaacs, I am Sisay , from Ethiopia ...professionally psychologist and special need educator, currently I am trying to support parents those having ASD and other learning difficulty kids in my profession as a volunteer. Most parents those are coming for service they are single mom and economically very poor. so, as a professionals can you support those single mothers in any type ? may be in kind or any support. God Bless You !!! Thank you
Hello and thank you for reaching out. Thank you for what you do for these families as well! The purpose of our Autism at Home videos is to bring world-class services straight to your doorstep and to reach those who are unable to access autism services. Do feel free to share these videos to the families and we hope that that the strategies will also be helpful for them. Additionally, they can also subscribe to our free online resource platform Autism at Home for free resources and downloadables as well:
www.autismmalaysia.com/autismathome/
We hope that this is helpful. Feel free to reach out to us at enquiries@autismmalaysia.com should you want to discuss and find out more about EAP. Thank you!
If only we could get ABA in Jamaica
Hello, unfortunately we do not have any contacts of ABA services in Jamaica. However, we have done a quick google search and believe that this website may be helpful in getting you connected to an ABA service provider in Jamaica:
www.autismjamaica.org/
We hope that this is helpful. We hope to expand our services internationally soon as well!
Hey I'm not sure if you're still interested. But I've heard and seen on a couple of websites there are free training on aba for parents :)
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Most autistic children display moderately less attachment security than neurotypical children, although this difference disappears in children with higher mental development or less pronounced autistic traits. Thank you for sharing #WearAMask4All
I cannot find a place to get an adult autism diagnosis in Malaysia. Do you know any place?
Hello, thank you for reaching out. You may schedule an appointment with us for a diagnostic evaluation by sending us an email at enquiries@autismmalaysia.com and our team will be able to provide you the details. Thank you.
#sainyam4autism
My sister is a 7 year old she has autism and she still can't speak, she's hyper, she hurts people, and I don't know what to do.
Hi Aster, thank you for sharing. We hope the videos on this channel will be helpful to you and your family. We also have a free online resource platform where you can obtain more information and can check it out at www.autismmalaysia.com/autismathome/
Alternatively, feel free to also send in your enquiries to enquiries@autismmalaysia.com and our team will be able to get in touch with you to further understand and provide more specific strategies for your sister. Thank you and have a good day!
How can i have this thru online? Would like to have a therapy for my son
Hello, please feel free to send in your enquiries to enquiries@autismmalaysia.com and our team would love to get in touch with you to further explain our services. Thank you and have a great day!
We don’t have aba in Nigeria
Hello and thank you for reaching out. If you would like to find out more about ABA or receive any online services from EAP, do send us an email at enquiries@autismmalaysia.com and our team would love to get in touch with you.
I am interested in learning to teach kids with autism. How do I register for a suitable program.
Do you provide in India
Hello, thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, we do not have services in India. However, do check out our free online resource platform at www.autismmalaysia.com/autismathome/ for more detailed information on ABA strategies. We hope you will find it helpful.
If you have further questions or enquiries, do send it to us at enquiries@autismmalaysia.com and our team will be able to get in touch with you. Thank you.
Why you do not recomend the use of flashcards to teach a child with autism?
Hello, in a good ABA therapy, we emphasise that learning should be done both at the table and naturalised settings, in a positive, fun environment and individualised to the child. With flashcards learning, some may be done in very rigid or robotic way which may not be helpful for a child's learning. However, there is nothing wrong with using flashcards as a learning tool if it is also done in a fun way, catered to the child.
Do check out our Making Learning Fun series here to find out some creative ways to run your sessions!
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We hope that this is helpful. If you would like to find out more or discuss some specific strategy for your child, please do not hesitate to reach us at enquiries@autismmalaysia.com and our team would love to get in touch with you. Thank you.
Hi madam do you do any online classes
Hi Nelson, thank you for reaching out. We do provide online sessions for kiddos who can benefit from them. Please do not hesitate to send in your enquiries to enquiries@autismmalaysia.com and our team will be able to get in touch with you to provide further information on the services we provide. Thank you and have a good day.