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    positive behaviour and encourage them to do there work within class. Another child that I work with who has severe autism this child has a behaviour chart to promote positive behaviour this involves 3 pieces of independent/adult led work they do‚ they will receive three smiley’s on there chart this will then praise the said child and the child will then get some time on the schools IPAD. If negative behaviour is shown the said child will have a weighted blanket put on and taken to the thinking area

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    Related Literature and Studies The researchers made a thorough research on the different writings and gathered the studies conducted from various sources such as‚ Internet‚ articles‚ blogs‚ theses‚ books and other researches in relation to the study. These sources helped the researchers gather relevant information for their study. Literature to be discussed includes usual functions of modern gadgets‚ how much do students use the gadgets and most essential function of gadgets. Modern Gadgets. According

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     first in an inclusion preschool setting and then as a behavior interventionist in home and school­based sessions with children and teenagers with autism and other special needs. While my love of working with children brought me into this field‚ seeing the differences it makes in people’s lives is what has kept me there. I have worked with clients using a wide variety of assistive technology‚ from iPads and AAC devices to wheelchairs and gait trainers to adaptive school supplies and utensils. Being a part of the team that helped a child go from having

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    FOM Group Work Educational Tablet Research Psychographic Segmentation Lifestyles: Activities and interests Activities: many students from all over the world as well as educational bodies descend upon the International Consumer Electronics Show(CES) every year to find out what the brand new technology is about to hit the streets. They do this as it enhances the possibilities for what can be made possible for the classroom. There are things such as the Oculus Rift which is a virtual reality headset

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    production. The advances have helped saved millions of lives in places like India‚ Bangladesh‚ and Southeast Asia with the production of Golden Rice. There are no known risks of genetically modified food however there is speculation that is can cause autism and allergic reactions because of the genes added or altered. The most common genetically modified foods are corn‚ soybeans‚ and rice‚ unsurprisingly these have all been staple food items in third world counties. Scientists have declared that there

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    takes a strong teacher to really make everything accessible to all students including student with learning disabilities. The class that I watched was Christina Hilliker’s second grade. The disabilities that were part of this great dynamic were Downs‚ Autism‚ ADHD‚ auditory processing and behavior issues that cause learning difficulties. Within the classroom I was able to see many ways that Ms. Hilliker was maintaining her classroom. For general classroom behavior she used a stop light method

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    As part of the Therapeutic Recreation (TR) for Special Population course‚ I was tasks to simulate four disabilities to experience a range of disability simulations‚ develop empathy and appreciation for the lived experience of individuals with a disability‚ to reflect on my own pre-existing values and belief systems regarding individuals with a disability‚ and to reflect upon the requirements of recreation therapy service delivery for groups of people and individuals with a disability. I thought

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    Assistive Technology Case Study This case study is about David (name change to protect the student)‚ a ninth grade student classified autism spectrum disorder and anxiety disorder. David is enrolled in inclusion classes for his academic subjects. David has had difficulty making the transition to high school. He is failing his classes and his parents and teachers report that his poor organizational skills decrease his ability to complete work independently and on time. The objective of this case study

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    scientists speculate Journal commentary warns that using a tablet or smartphone to divert a child’s attention could be detrimental to “internal mechanisms of self-regulation” Joanna Walters in New York Monday 2 February 2015 16.28 GMT Using a smartphone or iPad to pacify a toddler may impede their ability to learn selfregulation‚ according to researchers. In a commentary for the journal Pediatrics‚ researchers at Boston University School of Medicine reviewed available types of interactive media and raised

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