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"Social skill development is an essential curricular area for students with ASD, and a crucial component of
any intervention plan for changing problem behaviours. In order to help students, it is necessary to carefully assess their
social competencies to determine which social skills must be directly taught. To develop social skills, students need
to have the opportunity to participate and interact in a variety of natural environments where appropriate models, natural
cues and stimuli, and functional reinforcers are available. Placement within integrated environments provides this access
to peer models and social opportunities."
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Effects of Peer Support Interventions on Students’ Access to the General
Curriculum and Social Interactions
Erik W. Carter University of Wisconsin-Madison
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| The Autism Acceptance Book: Being a Friend |

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by Ellen Sabin


by Coulter Video Products
Using the challenges and strengths of students with Asperger Syndrome as examples, these
videos show students the benefits of befriending classmates who appear "different" on the surface. Interviews with elementary
school students who have AS and demonstrations designed to promote positive interactions between classmates and reduce harassment,
bullying and isolation.
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