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Originally Posted by GMUAPhiOAdvisor
Yep....means those of us who worked in Autism and Special Ed programs had TONS of pressure to make our students keep up with the rest of the Gen Ed kids.....virtually impossible to do when one of your students is completely non-verbal and stabs you with whatever pen or pencil you give him.
Trying to get him to write on a scantron sheet? In the words of Michelle Tanner (Full House) OH, PUH-LEEESE!
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Depends on the type of Autism. My oldest has been viewed in the Autism Spectrum (undetermined High Function - possible Aspergers) and he finds the scantron tests *more* fun due to his lousy handwriting...
Hmm. Maybe you can give the kit a punchout board like they have on "The Price is Right".
--KnightShadow
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