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Interventions and Strategies for Educating Young Children with Autism in the Public Schools. Kathy M. Small, M.A. Developmentally-Based Public School Program for Young Children with Autism Provides: 以發展為基礎的學校方案. Normalized educational experience 普通教育經驗 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Interventions and Strategies for Educating Young Children with Autism in

the Public Schools

Interventions and Strategies for Educating Young Children with Autism in

the Public Schools

Kathy M. Small, M.A.Kathy M. Small, M.A.

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Developmentally-Based Public School Program for Young Children with Autism Provides:

以發展為基礎的學校方案

Developmentally-Based Public School Program for Young Children with Autism Provides:

以發展為基礎的學校方案 Normalized educational experience 普通教育經驗

Enjoying normal educational experience, however adapted 合適且有趣的普通教育經驗

Opportunity for social interaction 社會互動的經驗 Daily experience 日常經驗 Same players 相同的玩伴 Structured 結構化

Broad educational approach 廣泛的教學方案 Multiple learning experiences 多元學習經驗 No single approach 非單一的方案

Opportunity for spontaneous imitation 給予模仿的經驗 Familiar environment 和善的環境 Peers, experiences increase possibility of learning to imitate 同儕學習經驗的模仿

Normalized educational experience 普通教育經驗 Enjoying normal educational experience, however adapted 合適且有趣的普通教育經驗

Opportunity for social interaction 社會互動的經驗 Daily experience 日常經驗 Same players 相同的玩伴 Structured 結構化

Broad educational approach 廣泛的教學方案 Multiple learning experiences 多元學習經驗 No single approach 非單一的方案

Opportunity for spontaneous imitation 給予模仿的經驗 Familiar environment 和善的環境 Peers, experiences increase possibility of learning to imitate 同儕學習經驗的模仿

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Developmentally-Based Program以發展為主的計畫

Developmentally-Based Program以發展為主的計畫

Opportunity to benefit from peers as models 製造從同儕中學習的機會

Learn to respond to others 學習回應他人 Incorporate peers into daily learning experiences 把同儕當做每日學習的經驗

Opportunity to develop play skills 製造發展遊戲技巧的機會

Play emphasized in developmental program 遊戲著重在發展性的計畫 Familiar peers, relationship 熟悉的同儕和關係

Child’s interests and strengths as source of information for program planning: 設計計劃要考慮孩子的興趣及能力 Motivation considered 要考慮動機 Consideration of child in developing curriculum/learning

experiences/daily activities 考慮孩子的發展性課程/ 學習經驗/ 每日例行活動 Good for all children, critical for children with ASD 對每個孩子都有益,尤其是 ASD兒童

Opportunity to benefit from peers as models 製造從同儕中學習的機會

Learn to respond to others 學習回應他人 Incorporate peers into daily learning experiences 把同儕當做每日學習的經驗

Opportunity to develop play skills 製造發展遊戲技巧的機會

Play emphasized in developmental program 遊戲著重在發展性的計畫 Familiar peers, relationship 熟悉的同儕和關係

Child’s interests and strengths as source of information for program planning: 設計計劃要考慮孩子的興趣及能力 Motivation considered 要考慮動機 Consideration of child in developing curriculum/learning

experiences/daily activities 考慮孩子的發展性課程/ 學習經驗/ 每日例行活動 Good for all children, critical for children with ASD 對每個孩子都有益,尤其是 ASD兒童

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Developmentally-Based Program以發展為主的計畫

Developmentally-Based Program以發展為主的計畫

Opportunity to develop and use language 製造發展和使用語言的機會

Familiar environment with familiar peers provides context for language

使用熟悉的環境和同儕做為語言的內容 Daily activities reinforcing for language 利用每日例行活動可加強語言

Parent support and advocacy 家長的支持和擁護

Parent and educator can share knowledge, concerns, triumphs and goals

親師可以分享新知、要事、喜悅和目標 Supports generalized learning 家長的支持可以概括到學習

Opportunity to develop and use language 製造發展和使用語言的機會

Familiar environment with familiar peers provides context for language

使用熟悉的環境和同儕做為語言的內容 Daily activities reinforcing for language 利用每日例行活動可加強語言

Parent support and advocacy 家長的支持和擁護

Parent and educator can share knowledge, concerns, triumphs and goals

親師可以分享新知、要事、喜悅和目標 Supports generalized learning 家長的支持可以概括到學習

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Specific Classroom Practices in an Early Intervention Program for Children with

ASDASD兒童早期介入方案中的特別教室練習

Specific Classroom Practices in an Early Intervention Program for Children with

ASDASD兒童早期介入方案中的特別教室練習

Evaluate communication and language abilities 評估溝通和語言能力

Non-verbal and verbal by observation/parent 透過觀察及家長得知有無語言 Behavior is communication 行為是一種溝通 Communication priority as core deficit/challenge 視核心缺陷 / 挑戰發展溝通的優先順序

Physically structure room so verbal directions are supported by physical realities

製造結構化物理環境以利於口語發展 Defined areas in room 教室中定出固定空間 Planned areas can reduce distractions/escape 設定的區域要能降低分心 / 離開位子 Visual schedules 視覺化功課表

Evaluate communication and language abilities 評估溝通和語言能力

Non-verbal and verbal by observation/parent 透過觀察及家長得知有無語言 Behavior is communication 行為是一種溝通 Communication priority as core deficit/challenge 視核心缺陷 / 挑戰發展溝通的優先順序

Physically structure room so verbal directions are supported by physical realities

製造結構化物理環境以利於口語發展 Defined areas in room 教室中定出固定空間 Planned areas can reduce distractions/escape 設定的區域要能降低分心 / 離開位子 Visual schedules 視覺化功課表

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Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Create environment where relationships are possible and frequently unavoidable

製造一個經常有人際互動產生的環境 Children in proximity 鄰近的孩子 Partners for transitions 同伴的轉換 Activities/materials/toys staged to increase shared

participation and enjoyment 多種活動 / 物品 / 玩具以增加分享的參與度和享受能力 Support child’s desired outcomes as contingent upon

adult/peer interactions 以大人 / 同儕互動為條件去支持孩子想要的結果

Set up routine and be faithful to it 設定例行活動並遵守

Crucial in development of ability to predict and anticipate activities/events in the day

能力的發展很重要,它可以預測一天中活動 / 事件的發生

Create environment where relationships are possible and frequently unavoidable

製造一個經常有人際互動產生的環境 Children in proximity 鄰近的孩子 Partners for transitions 同伴的轉換 Activities/materials/toys staged to increase shared

participation and enjoyment 多種活動 / 物品 / 玩具以增加分享的參與度和享受能力 Support child’s desired outcomes as contingent upon

adult/peer interactions 以大人 / 同儕互動為條件去支持孩子想要的結果

Set up routine and be faithful to it 設定例行活動並遵守

Crucial in development of ability to predict and anticipate activities/events in the day

能力的發展很重要,它可以預測一天中活動 / 事件的發生

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Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Curriculum that is meaningful and appropriate

課程是有意義且適當的 Thematic teaching for natural context

對自然情境內容做主題式教學 Consider child as concrete learner: objects/materials

以小孩為學習者:物體 / 材料 Incidental teaching: Embedded learning experiences

(e.g. Music for motor imitation, mechanical animals for language, rainbow ribbon for turn-taking, participation)

附帶教學:學習經驗印象加深 Incorporate interests and motivations

合併與趣和動機

Curriculum that is meaningful and appropriate

課程是有意義且適當的 Thematic teaching for natural context

對自然情境內容做主題式教學 Consider child as concrete learner: objects/materials

以小孩為學習者:物體 / 材料 Incidental teaching: Embedded learning experiences

(e.g. Music for motor imitation, mechanical animals for language, rainbow ribbon for turn-taking, participation)

附帶教學:學習經驗印象加深 Incorporate interests and motivations

合併與趣和動機

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Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Incorporate other programs and approaches to provide a broad but philosophically unified program

加入其它計劃及方法使其更廣但哲學上統一化的計劃

Develop a clear educational philosophy for educating your students on the autism spectrum

發展一套清楚教育哲學來教育 ASD學生

Avoid implementing methods and strategies learned in trainings that aren’t paired with a foundation of knowledge and educational practices for the child with ASD

避免實施那些和教育 ASD學童理論相違背的方法及策略

Incorporate other programs and approaches to provide a broad but philosophically unified program

加入其它計劃及方法使其更廣但哲學上統一化的計劃

Develop a clear educational philosophy for educating your students on the autism spectrum

發展一套清楚教育哲學來教育 ASD學生

Avoid implementing methods and strategies learned in trainings that aren’t paired with a foundation of knowledge and educational practices for the child with ASD

避免實施那些和教育 ASD學童理論相違背的方法及策略

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Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Individualize expectations and tailor, as much as possible, expectations and demands for each child

儘量依個別學童訂定個別化的期待

Each child different though share common core challenges

雖然有一樣的核心缺陷,但每個孩子都不一樣

Understand child’s strengths/weakness to help maximize strengths and minimize weakness

了解孩子優弱勢,幫助增加優勢減少弱勢

Individualize expectations and tailor, as much as possible, expectations and demands for each child

儘量依個別學童訂定個別化的期待

Each child different though share common core challenges

雖然有一樣的核心缺陷,但每個孩子都不一樣

Understand child’s strengths/weakness to help maximize strengths and minimize weakness

了解孩子優弱勢,幫助增加優勢減少弱勢

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Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Specific Classroom Practices特別教室練習

Expect student to be part of class during ALL activities 期待每個學生在所有活動中都能參與 Not negotiable不可妥協 Physical participation may precede active interest in participation 肢體參與可以在參與時增進活動興趣 Benefits from activities cannot occur without being part of

activities 若無參與活動則無法從活動中獲益 May seem easier to let child entertain self but short term gain with

long term consequences 似乎讓孩子自己玩較容易,但短期長期結果 When child with autism not expected to participate in classroom

activities, child may be satisfied for the moment, but has gained no internal strategies to achieve greater goal of being part of a social environment

當 ASD孩子如預期不參與活動時,他可能一時會感覺滿足,但無法獲得社交所需的更進階的策略

Expect student to be part of class during ALL activities 期待每個學生在所有活動中都能參與 Not negotiable不可妥協 Physical participation may precede active interest in participation 肢體參與可以在參與時增進活動興趣 Benefits from activities cannot occur without being part of

activities 若無參與活動則無法從活動中獲益 May seem easier to let child entertain self but short term gain with

long term consequences 似乎讓孩子自己玩較容易,但短期長期結果 When child with autism not expected to participate in classroom

activities, child may be satisfied for the moment, but has gained no internal strategies to achieve greater goal of being part of a social environment

當 ASD孩子如預期不參與活動時,他可能一時會感覺滿足,但無法獲得社交所需的更進階的策略

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Why Incorporate Other Programs and Approaches into the Classroom?

為何要加入其它的計畫和方法於教室中

Why Incorporate Other Programs and Approaches into the Classroom?

為何要加入其它的計畫和方法於教室中 Children with autism have unique ways of learning, relating and

communicating that influence their ability to learn 自閉症孩童有其獨特的學習方法及溝通方式會影響其學習能力

Educational supports needed to accommodate core deficits/challenges in children with ASD

需要教育的支持以適合 ASD孩童的核心缺陷 / 挑戰 Classroom curriculum that is enjoyed by most students may not be

appreciated by the child with autism who may retreat into self-absorption, apathy or difficult behavior

適合大部份學生的課程不一定適合自閉症學生,他們可能會自我刺激、表現冷淡、出現嚴重行為問題 Individualized learning experiences (e.g. TEACCH) can

contribute to child’s educational experience 個別化學習經驗 ( 如 TEACCH)有助於孩子的學習經驗

Children with autism have unique ways of learning, relating and communicating that influence their ability to learn

自閉症孩童有其獨特的學習方法及溝通方式會影響其學習能力 Educational supports needed to accommodate core

deficits/challenges in children with ASD 需要教育的支持以適合 ASD孩童的核心缺陷 / 挑戰

Classroom curriculum that is enjoyed by most students may not be appreciated by the child with autism who may retreat into self-absorption, apathy or difficult behavior

適合大部份學生的課程不一定適合自閉症學生,他們可能會自我刺激、表現冷淡、出現嚴重行為問題 Individualized learning experiences (e.g. TEACCH) can

contribute to child’s educational experience 個別化學習經驗 ( 如 TEACCH)有助於孩子的學習經驗

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Other Programs and Approaches其它的計畫和方法

Other Programs and Approaches其它的計畫和方法

Opportunity and proximity do not always translate into successful learning 提供機會與時常接觸並不一定會得到成功的學習

Core challenges of ASD can make educational experiences inaccessible without specific support

若無特殊支持,由於 ASD的核心缺陷將使得教育成效難以達成 Classroom is natural environment for introducing tools for

learning/overcoming core challenges 教室是個天然環境可供學習及克服其核心缺陷

Integrating other programs and approaches allows the child with autism the ability to express himself in his most idiosyncratic ways while providing him with skills to ultimately abandon those idiosyncratic ways and replace them with more useful and acceptable behaviors and learning strategies

在統合其它計劃和方法時 , 在教技巧時,允許 ASD學童用他獨特方式表達他自己,最終希望可以改掉怪異方式而以更有用且可被接受的行為和學習策略來取代。 Accept the student you have, understand her challenges, and develop

methods and approaches that target those challenges defined by ASD 接受你的學生、了解他困難、發掘方法去解決那些 ASD的缺陷

Opportunity and proximity do not always translate into successful learning 提供機會與時常接觸並不一定會得到成功的學習

Core challenges of ASD can make educational experiences inaccessible without specific support

若無特殊支持,由於 ASD的核心缺陷將使得教育成效難以達成 Classroom is natural environment for introducing tools for

learning/overcoming core challenges 教室是個天然環境可供學習及克服其核心缺陷

Integrating other programs and approaches allows the child with autism the ability to express himself in his most idiosyncratic ways while providing him with skills to ultimately abandon those idiosyncratic ways and replace them with more useful and acceptable behaviors and learning strategies

在統合其它計劃和方法時 , 在教技巧時,允許 ASD學童用他獨特方式表達他自己,最終希望可以改掉怪異方式而以更有用且可被接受的行為和學習策略來取代。 Accept the student you have, understand her challenges, and develop

methods and approaches that target those challenges defined by ASD 接受你的學生、了解他困難、發掘方法去解決那些 ASD的缺陷

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The Importance of Structure and Some Forms Structure Takes in the Classroom

結構化的重要性和在教室中可使用的結構化做法

The Importance of Structure and Some Forms Structure Takes in the Classroom

結構化的重要性和在教室中可使用的結構化做法

Map in new town 新市鎮的地圖 Student master environment 學生了解環境

Structure through classroom routines 教室例行活動的結構化

Vacation and new routine休假和例行活動 Child creates own routines to create predictability 孩子自己創造例行活動以產生可預測性

Participation as a means to create internal structure 參與是產生內在結構化的一種方式

Classroom experiences and participation create meaning, and help child with ASD connect and relate experiences that lead to internal structure

教室經驗和參與可以引起有意義的、可幫助 ASD連結經驗以達到內在結構化

Map in new town 新市鎮的地圖 Student master environment 學生了解環境

Structure through classroom routines 教室例行活動的結構化

Vacation and new routine休假和例行活動 Child creates own routines to create predictability 孩子自己創造例行活動以產生可預測性

Participation as a means to create internal structure 參與是產生內在結構化的一種方式

Classroom experiences and participation create meaning, and help child with ASD connect and relate experiences that lead to internal structure

教室經驗和參與可以引起有意義的、可幫助 ASD連結經驗以達到內在結構化

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Group Time Goals for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

ASD學童的團體活動目標

Group Time Goals for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

ASD學童的團體活動目標

Joint Attention 相互注意協調能力 Joint Action 共同的行為 Social Interaction 社交互動 Social Reciprocity 社交相互對等 Shared Perspective 分享看法 Awareness of Others 覺知他人 Imitation 模仿 Anticipation 期望 Ability to Predict 預測力 Turn-Taking 輪流 Impulse Control 衝動控制 Learning concepts embedded into highly desired

material/routines 由高度興趣的例行活動中產生學習概念 Communication 溝通

Joint Attention 相互注意協調能力 Joint Action 共同的行為 Social Interaction 社交互動 Social Reciprocity 社交相互對等 Shared Perspective 分享看法 Awareness of Others 覺知他人 Imitation 模仿 Anticipation 期望 Ability to Predict 預測力 Turn-Taking 輪流 Impulse Control 衝動控制 Learning concepts embedded into highly desired

material/routines 由高度興趣的例行活動中產生學習概念 Communication 溝通

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Strategies and Benefits of Group Time for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

團體時間可使用於自閉症者的策略及優勢

Strategies and Benefits of Group Time for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

團體時間可使用於自閉症者的策略及優勢

Social opportunities embedded in activities/routines 活動中的社交機會 Use appealing high-interest materials to capture interest

and maintain attention 使用可吸引高度興趣的教材來引起興趣及保持注意力 Exploit the need children with ASD have for routines by

maintaining them 包含 ASD兒童的一些儀式化行為 Use familiar materials and revisit materials/activities for

generalized learning 使用熟悉教材及重複活動來引導類化的學習 Use music to teach imitation 使用音樂教導模仿能力

Social opportunities embedded in activities/routines 活動中的社交機會 Use appealing high-interest materials to capture interest

and maintain attention 使用可吸引高度興趣的教材來引起興趣及保持注意力 Exploit the need children with ASD have for routines by

maintaining them 包含 ASD兒童的一些儀式化行為 Use familiar materials and revisit materials/activities for

generalized learning 使用熟悉教材及重複活動來引導類化的學習 Use music to teach imitation 使用音樂教導模仿能力

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Strategies and Benefits策略和優勢

Strategies and Benefits策略和優勢

Avoid passive learning; involvement supports participation

避免消極的學習並支持其活動參與 Use most capable student as model 利用能力好的學生當作學習模範

Don’t be intimidated to use freedom of movement. Child’s ability to move takes away some adult control, but has several benefits for child

不要害怕讓學生使用〝移動的自由〞,孩童的自由移動會減少成人的控制,但對於他卻有多種的好處

Avoid passive learning; involvement supports participation

避免消極的學習並支持其活動參與 Use most capable student as model 利用能力好的學生當作學習模範

Don’t be intimidated to use freedom of movement. Child’s ability to move takes away some adult control, but has several benefits for child

不要害怕讓學生使用〝移動的自由〞,孩童的自由移動會減少成人的控制,但對於他卻有多種的好處

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Common Practices in Education/Therapy教育與治療中常用的實施

Common Practices in Education/Therapy教育與治療中常用的實施

Behavioral 行為的Developmental 發展的

Peer Emphasis 同儕的加強

Behavioral 行為的Developmental 發展的

Peer Emphasis 同儕的加強

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The Lovaas 1987 Study:Behavioral Lovaas1987研究:行為的

The Lovaas 1987 Study:Behavioral Lovaas1987研究:行為的

Ivar Lovaas, UCLA psychology professor Ivar Lovaas, UCLA心理學教授 1987 study of 19 young children with autism 研究 19名自閉症兒童 Lovaas claimed a “recovery” rate of 47% Lovaas聲稱 47%復原率 2 criteria of recovery 復原的兩個標準 :

IQ scores IQ分數 Classroom placement 教學安置

No adaptive outcomes measured 沒有合適結果的測驗 Controversy over research and methodological questions involving:   對於研究及教學問題的爭論包括以下 :

Representativeness of children: biased sample as external validity threat (replication) 孩童的典型:極端樣本的威脅

Experimental design: children matched rather than assigned: selection bias 實驗設計:應選和式的孩童而非指定的~選擇上的偏見 Age onset variables between control and experimental groups 控制組及實驗組的年齡變項 Differences in pre and post tests 前後測的差別       Gresham and MacMillian, 1998

40 hour a week Discrete Trial Training Program (DTT) (also called Intensive Behavioral Program (IBP) and Early Intensive Behavior Program (EIB) )

  每週 40小時的分段測驗訓練計畫( DTT),也稱為密集行為計畫( IBP)和早期密集行為計畫( EIB)

Ivar Lovaas, UCLA psychology professor Ivar Lovaas, UCLA心理學教授 1987 study of 19 young children with autism 研究 19名自閉症兒童 Lovaas claimed a “recovery” rate of 47% Lovaas聲稱 47%復原率 2 criteria of recovery 復原的兩個標準 :

IQ scores IQ分數 Classroom placement 教學安置

No adaptive outcomes measured 沒有合適結果的測驗 Controversy over research and methodological questions involving:   對於研究及教學問題的爭論包括以下 :

Representativeness of children: biased sample as external validity threat (replication) 孩童的典型:極端樣本的威脅

Experimental design: children matched rather than assigned: selection bias 實驗設計:應選和式的孩童而非指定的~選擇上的偏見 Age onset variables between control and experimental groups 控制組及實驗組的年齡變項 Differences in pre and post tests 前後測的差別       Gresham and MacMillian, 1998

40 hour a week Discrete Trial Training Program (DTT) (also called Intensive Behavioral Program (IBP) and Early Intensive Behavior Program (EIB) )

  每週 40小時的分段測驗訓練計畫( DTT),也稱為密集行為計畫( IBP)和早期密集行為計畫( EIB)

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SCERTS MODEL: Developmental

SCERTS模式:發展性的SCERTS MODEL: Developmental

SCERTS模式:發展性的

Developed by Barry Prizant, Ph.D, Amy Wetherby, Ph.D., Emily Rubin, M.S., Amy Laurent, OTR-L (http://depts.washington.edu/isei/iyc/iyc_previous.html)

Comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach

  綜合的、多元的方法 Primary goal to enhance Social Communication, Emotional Regulation and

Transactional Support (SCERTS) as primary developmental dimensions for a comprehensive program for young children with ASD

  ASD孩童綜合發展課程的主要目標及基礎為增加社交溝通、情緒管理、人際關係( SCERTS)等能力

Developed by Barry Prizant, Ph.D, Amy Wetherby, Ph.D., Emily Rubin, M.S., Amy Laurent, OTR-L (http://depts.washington.edu/isei/iyc/iyc_previous.html)

Comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach

  綜合的、多元的方法 Primary goal to enhance Social Communication, Emotional Regulation and

Transactional Support (SCERTS) as primary developmental dimensions for a comprehensive program for young children with ASD

  ASD孩童綜合發展課程的主要目標及基礎為增加社交溝通、情緒管理、人際關係( SCERTS)等能力

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SCERTS ModelSCERTS Model

Transactional Model 人際關係模式

SCERTS: Barry Prizant & Amy WetherbySC = Social Communication 社交溝通 ER = Emotional Regulation / Self and

Mutual Regulation 情緒管理 / 自我和相互的管理TS = Transactional Support

Self/Education/Family 人際關係的支持~自我 / 教育 / 家庭 Prizant, et al. 2006

Transactional Model 人際關係模式

SCERTS: Barry Prizant & Amy WetherbySC = Social Communication 社交溝通 ER = Emotional Regulation / Self and

Mutual Regulation 情緒管理 / 自我和相互的管理TS = Transactional Support

Self/Education/Family 人際關係的支持~自我 / 教育 / 家庭 Prizant, et al. 2006

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SCERTS ModelSCERTS Model Developed over 2 decades of empirical/clinical work 發展超過 20年以上臨床研究 Consistent with “evidence-based” practices 持續〝實證基礎〞的施行 Consistent with tenets of positive behavior support 持續正向行為支持的宗旨 Integrates visual supports  整合視覺的支持 Family-centered  以家庭為中心 Influenced by Hanen Early Language Centre Model  受到〝 Hanen早期語言中心模式〞的影響 Philosophy that most children with ASD are capable of learning in natural

activities and inclusive environments 認為大多數 ASD兒童能從自然的活動和其涵蓋的環境中學習 Myth that children with ASD can only learn in 1:1 instruction and that natural

environments and activities are too overly stimulating 不認同 ASD兒童只能從 1 對 1 的教導中學習,也不認同自然的環境和活

動是或於刺激性的

Developed over 2 decades of empirical/clinical work 發展超過 20年以上臨床研究 Consistent with “evidence-based” practices 持續〝實證基礎〞的施行 Consistent with tenets of positive behavior support 持續正向行為支持的宗旨 Integrates visual supports  整合視覺的支持 Family-centered  以家庭為中心 Influenced by Hanen Early Language Centre Model  受到〝 Hanen早期語言中心模式〞的影響 Philosophy that most children with ASD are capable of learning in natural

activities and inclusive environments 認為大多數 ASD兒童能從自然的活動和其涵蓋的環境中學習 Myth that children with ASD can only learn in 1:1 instruction and that natural

environments and activities are too overly stimulating 不認同 ASD兒童只能從 1 對 1 的教導中學習,也不認同自然的環境和活

動是或於刺激性的

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SCERTS ModelSCERTS Model

Provides information to families  提供訊息給家庭 Shares resources with families  和家庭分享資源 Encourages sensitivity to range of reactions family may experience in

raising child with ASD 鼓勵家庭去分類在扶養 ASD兒童成長過程中可能經歷的反應 Clinicians/educators respect family priorities and family structures and

cultural factors 臨床學者 / 教育者應尊重家庭優先考慮的事項、家庭的結構和文化因素 Sets recommendations that are compatible with family belief systems  給予符合家庭信念系統的推薦 Helps families develop appropriate expectations and realistic, achievable

goals for child 幫助家庭發展合適的期望以及孩子實際可達成的目標 Respects parents, does not dictateHelps parents maintain hope and identify

developmentally appropriate next steps 幫助父母保持希望並認同發展合適的下一階段學習 Supports parents in celebrating small steps/positive change

Provides information to families  提供訊息給家庭 Shares resources with families  和家庭分享資源 Encourages sensitivity to range of reactions family may experience in

raising child with ASD 鼓勵家庭去分類在扶養 ASD兒童成長過程中可能經歷的反應 Clinicians/educators respect family priorities and family structures and

cultural factors 臨床學者 / 教育者應尊重家庭優先考慮的事項、家庭的結構和文化因素 Sets recommendations that are compatible with family belief systems  給予符合家庭信念系統的推薦 Helps families develop appropriate expectations and realistic, achievable

goals for child 幫助家庭發展合適的期望以及孩子實際可達成的目標 Respects parents, does not dictateHelps parents maintain hope and identify

developmentally appropriate next steps 幫助父母保持希望並認同發展合適的下一階段學習 Supports parents in celebrating small steps/positive change

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Floor Time: Developmental地板時間:發展性的

Floor Time: Developmental地板時間:發展性的

Relationship-Based 以人際關係為主要基礎 Floor Time DIR: Developmental,Individual-Difference ,

Relationship-Based: Stanley Greenspan & Serena Wieder 地板時間 DIR:發展性的、個別差異、以人際關係為基礎

Targets emotional development: child-centered focus 目標為情緒的激發:以孩童為中心 Highly interactive  高度互動 Teaches parents how to engage with child with outcome of

broad gains 教導父母如何對待有廣泛發展障礙的孩童 Helps turn child’s actions into interactionsCircles of

Communication 溝通的小圈圈 Intensive 20-30 minute sessions 6-10 times daily 密集的 20-30分鐘課程,一天 6-10次    Child with Special Needs Greenspan, 1998

Relationship-Based 以人際關係為主要基礎 Floor Time DIR: Developmental,Individual-Difference ,

Relationship-Based: Stanley Greenspan & Serena Wieder 地板時間 DIR:發展性的、個別差異、以人際關係為基礎

Targets emotional development: child-centered focus 目標為情緒的激發:以孩童為中心 Highly interactive  高度互動 Teaches parents how to engage with child with outcome of

broad gains 教導父母如何對待有廣泛發展障礙的孩童 Helps turn child’s actions into interactionsCircles of

Communication 溝通的小圈圈 Intensive 20-30 minute sessions 6-10 times daily 密集的 20-30分鐘課程,一天 6-10次    Child with Special Needs Greenspan, 1998

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4 Floor-Time Goals Parents Help Child Attain父母幫助孩童在地板時間所獲得的四項目標

4 Floor-Time Goals Parents Help Child Attain父母幫助孩童在地板時間所獲得的四項目標

Encourage Attention and Intimacy  鼓勵關注和親密的行為 Increased attention to adult  增加對成人的注意 Maintaining mutual attention  保持相互的注意 Enjoy presence  享受參與

Two-Way Communication  雙向溝通 Open and close circles of communication, non-verbally, use emotions,

body 開放及封閉的溝通圈圈,非語言的,使用情緒、身體語言

Encouraging the Expression and Use of Feelings and Ideas  鼓勵感覺和想法的表達及應用

Child expresses feelings/intentions in words and play 孩童使用文字和遊戲來表達感覺和意圖

Logical Thought  邏輯的思考 Child link ideas and feelings: understand world 孩童連結想法和感覺:瞭解世界 Child connects thoughts in logical ways 孩童使用有邏輯的方式連結想法 The Child with Special Needs, Stanley Greenspan, M.D., Serena Wieder, Ph.D. 1998

Encourage Attention and Intimacy  鼓勵關注和親密的行為 Increased attention to adult  增加對成人的注意 Maintaining mutual attention  保持相互的注意 Enjoy presence  享受參與

Two-Way Communication  雙向溝通 Open and close circles of communication, non-verbally, use emotions,

body 開放及封閉的溝通圈圈,非語言的,使用情緒、身體語言

Encouraging the Expression and Use of Feelings and Ideas  鼓勵感覺和想法的表達及應用

Child expresses feelings/intentions in words and play 孩童使用文字和遊戲來表達感覺和意圖

Logical Thought  邏輯的思考 Child link ideas and feelings: understand world 孩童連結想法和感覺:瞭解世界 Child connects thoughts in logical ways 孩童使用有邏輯的方式連結想法 The Child with Special Needs, Stanley Greenspan, M.D., Serena Wieder, Ph.D. 1998

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Peer Emphasis同儕間的加強

Peer Emphasis同儕間的加強

Integrated Play Groups (IPG) (Preschool-Elementary) 整合的遊戲團體 : Wolfberg and Schuler Adult support through Guided Participation 透過引導參與來展現成人支持 IPG occur in natural play experiences IPG存在於自然的遊戲經驗中 Child with ASD is “novice” player ASD兒童為〝初級的〞遊戲者 Typical peer is “expert” player 有代表性的同儕為〝專家級〞的遊戲者 IPG is composed of small group of expert and novice

players organized around play activities with goal of mutual enjoyment, and spontaneous and reciprocal play

IPG是由一小群〝專家〞和〝初級〞遊 戲者所組成,他們參與的活動有待給彼此快樂的目標,以及自然而然、互惠的遊戲

Play & Imagination in Children with Autism, Wolfberg, 1999

Integrated Play Groups (IPG) (Preschool-Elementary) 整合的遊戲團體 : Wolfberg and Schuler Adult support through Guided Participation 透過引導參與來展現成人支持 IPG occur in natural play experiences IPG存在於自然的遊戲經驗中 Child with ASD is “novice” player ASD兒童為〝初級的〞遊戲者 Typical peer is “expert” player 有代表性的同儕為〝專家級〞的遊戲者 IPG is composed of small group of expert and novice

players organized around play activities with goal of mutual enjoyment, and spontaneous and reciprocal play

IPG是由一小群〝專家〞和〝初級〞遊 戲者所組成,他們參與的活動有待給彼此快樂的目標,以及自然而然、互惠的遊戲

Play & Imagination in Children with Autism, Wolfberg, 1999