Skillstreaming Children and Youth with High-Functioning Autism Student Workbook (10 Workbooks + Leader's Guide)

The new Skillstreaming Children and Youth with High Functioning Autism: Student Workbook Group Leader's Guide and Student Workbook accompany the successful manual, Skillstreaming Children and Youth with High Functioning Autism: A Guide to Teaching Prosocial Skills that teachers, counselors, clinicians, and other professionals use for teaching social skills to students with autism.A Skillstreaming leader will prepare and deliver lessons on these and other social skills by using the following four learning activities: ? Modeling (showing the child what to say or do)? Role-play (the child will try out the skill just modeled within the group setting that will be needed in real-life situations)? Feedback (explaining to students what they did well and what they can do differently the next time)? Generalization (completing homework assignments to practice the skill in other situations and settings). Skillstreaming is organized to help students generalize social skills, or use the skills in real-life situations when and where they are needed. The Student Workbooks and Leader's Guide give educators, clinicians, and school counselors a step-by-step procedure for introducing and proceeding with the Skillstreaming program. The numerous activities provided in the Student Workbook assist students in not only learning the Skillstreaming process, but key social nuances that will help them be more successful in their skill use.