Autism Resources and Community (ARC)

Welcome to the Autism Resources & Community (ARC)!

Lesson plans for autism education, along with teaching-tips from boots-on-the-ground educators and autism therapy professionals … yep, that’s our blog!

Browse our autism education ideas, therapy resources, and ABA tips to find what you need for your special education classroom or your home. Our goal is to provide you with support that promotes positive learning activities at home and at school.

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Inclusive Education

Advice for Parents and Caregivers

School Support for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Guide for Parents

This article was originally published on the Speech@NYU blog. Speech@NYU is the online master’s program in speech-language pathology from NYU Steinhardt.

1 in 68 children have Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), which is roughly 1 percent to 2 percent of students in the United States, according to a recent CDC report. Schools, in increasing numbers, are recruiting professionals to serve the academic, social, and emotional needs of students with autism.

Updated on 4/3/17 10:16 PM

Updated by Michelle Manno on 4/3/17 10:16 PM

Inclusive Education Advice for Parents and Caregivers

Autism and Language

The Twitter Accounts Every School SLP Must Follow

Twitter is a valuable tool for professional development (PD) and community building, especially for members of the education community. The platform is a must-have for digitally literate teachers who use their timelines, followers, and hashtags to inform and improve their PD and pedagogy.

Updated on 2/25/17 11:59 AM

Updated by Michelle Manno on 2/25/17 11:59 AM

Autism and Language

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