@Shazia-Baloch if u are asking about one class/period ,it depends on core and non subject. Core subject 45 min and non core 35 min.
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RE: What is the typical duration (minutes) for teaching a single subject in your school?
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How to educate Autism child? Behavior strategies for students with autism.
# Give choices. Choice may not only give students a feeling of control in their lives, but an opportunity to learn about themselves as workers and learners
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By following consistent routines and expectations, individuals with autism can better anticipate what will happen next and feel more secureAutism behavior support and strategies
Celebrate and build strengths and successes: Tell him what he does well and what you like. A sense of competence often fosters interest and motivation. Strive to give positive feedback much more frequently than any correction or negative feedback. ‘Great job putting your dishes in the sink!’
### Respect and listen to him: You may have to look for the things he is telling you, verbally or through his choices or actions. ‘You keep sitting on that side of the table. Is the sun in your eyes over here?’
#### Validate his concerns and emotions: Do not brush aside his fears or tell him not to worry. His emotions are very real. Help to give language to what he is feeling. ‘I know you do not like spiders. I can see that you are very afraid right now.’ ‘I can see that you are angry that our plans have changed.’
###### Provide clear expectations of behavior: Show or tell your child what you expect of him using visual aids, photographs or video models. A great way to teach new skills is Tell-Show-Do.
Set him up for success: Provide accommodations. Accept a one word answer instead of demanding a whole sentence. Use a larger plate and offer a spoon to allow him to be neater at the dinner table. Use Velcro shoes or self-tying laces if tying is too frustrating.
Ignore the challenging behavior: Do your best to keep the challenging behavior from serving as his way of communicating or winning. This is hard to do, but in the long run it is effective. Do not allow his screams to get him out of brushing his teeth, or his biting to get him the lollipop that he wants. Behaviors may get worse before you start to see them get better. Stay the course! And make sure all family and team members are consistent in this approach and that you pair this with other positive strategies.
Alternate tasks: Do something that is fun, motivating or that your child is good at. Then try something hard. He will be less inclined to give up or get agitated if he is already in a positive framework.
Teach and interact at your child’s or loved one’s learning level: Take care to set him up for growth and accomplishment, rather than the anxiety produced by constant failure or boredom.
sentence. Use a larger plate and offer a spoon to allow him to be neater at the dinner table. Use Velcro shoes or self-tying laces if tying is too frustrating.
Dear teacher share your experience if I had ever teach Autism student at school?
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RE: Let's discuss the benefits and challenges of Co-Teaching
@Ani-Bareghamyan yes Ma'am I agreed and respect your point of view, as students are like sponge they absorb every bit of new knowledge and apply.
In this way it's beneficial too, having co work in planing. It enhance the ability of pupil to learn in quick and easy way, with two methods may be. -
RE: Get to know your fellow Forum members and tell us a bit about yourself in this discussion!
@Ana_moderator Hello ,
Good to see this intro topic that u have shared and love to hear from u .
I m Teacher and Master trainer ,( to train teachers on private school). I m from Pakistan, I love to read adventurous articles , and love to learn new things.
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RE: Teaching through games and competitions enhance learning in class as well as it n school.
How to work on struggling learners while having gamifying learning??
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RE: Let's discuss the benefits and challenges of Co-Teaching
@Ani-Bareghamyan yes it's important topic that u have taken under discussion mam, yes there are lots of difficulties in co teaching
- Both teacher can't go with same mentality of work and planing, with same activity, it might differs
- Understanding level of both teachers and interest level in each topic may differs
- Energy level differ, it might be interesting and one teacher is passionate with teaching and he or she uses her energy and seconds doesn't...so it may not work