Teaching PE to Students with Autism

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Teaching PE to Students with Autism 11/21/2018

Communication Put yourself in their shoes Expressive vs. Receptive Just because they cannot express things verbally, does not mean they do not understand. Body Language Pay attention Verbal Behavior Approach (VBA) Language can get them what they want Always, always, always reinforce language Tell student what “to do.” “Kick ball.” NOT “Don’t pick up that ball and throw it again.” Avoid negatives Try to stay away from “No” or “Stop it” Use “Try again” or “I’ll help you.” 11/21/2018

Routine and Structure Establish a routine Routine within a routine Meet client Identify schedule for the day Consistent warm-up Activity Cool down/clean up Routine within a routine Warm-ups Run Stretch Push Ups Sit Ups Be Organized and Prepared Keep student engaged Avoid boredom at all costs Be enthusiastic 11/21/2018

Routine and Structure cont… Predictability Anxiety Tell students, “Okay, 30 seconds, then next” or “Five more, then rotate.” 11/21/2018

Stimulation External Stimulation Self-Stimulation Eliminate as much as possible Move to hallway Use dividers or mats Limit amount of equipment being used Self-Stimulation Vigorous exercise Engagement Preparation, planning Work for it 11/21/2018

Visuals If possible, always provide a visual Which is better… May not understand spoken word, but may be able to associate a visual with activity. Which is better… Introducing Basketball: OR Kicking with a partner: A B A B 11/21/2018

Reinforcement Verbal and Physical Token Boards POSITIVE SPECIFIC CONSISTENT FREQUENT Verbal “Great job waiting in line!” “Thank you for sitting quietly.” “Awesome job bouncing the basketball!” “Good try shooting the ball!” Physical (use caution) High fives Hugs Pats on the back Pressure Token Boards Earn reinforcer 11/21/2018

Forced Choices and Premack Principle Teacher – “Do you want to shoot basketball?” Student – “No.” Teacher – “Do you want to kick the soccer ball?” Teacher – “Do you want to run laps?” Instead, give a forced choice: “Do you want to shoot basketball or kick the soccer ball?” “Do you want to want to work for snack or computer?” “PE or classroom?” Premack Principle Follow an undesirable activity with a desirable activity. First PE. Then computer. Shoot 5 times. Then run. Stretch first. Then scooter. Eat veggies. Then ice cream. 11/21/2018

General Tips Be enthusiastic! Accept mini victories Ask questions Lining up correctly Waiting for turn Eye contact Smiles Ask questions Classroom teacher Paraeducators Student Never underestimate 11/21/2018