Good Practices

This application aims to count objects, match numbers with objects, improve hand eye coordination, develop fine motor skills, and learn by amusing.

Name of Good Practice: Autism Family Education Tags: Family education, autism, mainstreaming student, bep Good Practice Statement: Figen Bedel-Ayten Çiftci You don't need to make a very detailed explanation. These explanations will be made in the following sections. Just write a one-paragraph summary of what you intend with this application. Schools with autistic students were contacted, field screening was conducted, and parents and teachers of autistic students were interviewed. The mother education program was prepared, the needs analysis forms were distributed and the needed issues were determined. Family training was prepared as 14 sessions. Special education teachers, guidance counselors, academicians, and educator mothers who were trained for autistic mothers attended the sessions. The sessions were enriched with social activities and social sharing. Group dynamics, sharing, solidarity, communication, sincerity issues were prioritized and developed. Thanks to the training, families have seen positive effects and progress on their attitude and acceptance of their children with autism. Progress has been achieved in communication, quality time, activities they can do and autism awareness levels. Children participated in every session and activity with their mothers during the studies, and families were accepted and normalized. At the end of the work, the sharing and solidarity of the families with each other ...

It is a fun activity to apply when the level of readiness is adjusted. The student tells the ponpon which he picks up and accumulates it in the appropriate section. When one cheering is finished, the other cheerleader goes through the same process.

The students are asked to place colored fish in the color scale appropriate to the color scale. Students do this by coloring, grooming hand eye coordination develops fine muscle development, depending on the level of the student can be added to the color scale.

SPECIFYING THE DETAILED OBJECTS WITH THE APPROPRIATE PICTURES ... PROVIDING THE HAND AND EYE COORDINATION ... DO NOT CARE ... DO NOT ACCEPT THE DIRECTIVE ...

To create a sensory integration class for our autistic students who have difficulties in organizing, understanding and interpreting sensory information, organizing the Autism Children's Education Center (ACEM) within our school in a way that best suits the needs of our students.

We aim to develop attention and coordination while students are on the move, and to teach cognitively the concept of color in our Color Corner activity, which can be done easily and funly with autistic and special needs individuals, with the completion of preparations and pre-condition skills.

It is important to teach the children with autism the life skills to provide an independent life. Before starting self-service skills teaching program you need to determine whether the basic behaviors needed to help the child learn each skill and the necessary steps are acquired or must be taught. When setting goals, we must also take into account the average age at which typical developmental children manage to learn certain abilities. By the age of 6, a typical child should have acquired the majority of self-service skills, but each skill falls within a fairly wide chronological range, with environmental factors influencing the moment a child learns a particular ability.

Although many scientists define learning in different ways, learning in general defines "continuity as a result of experience as a relative behavioral change". Today there are many effective learning. But the common feature of almost all is that it is student-centered and based on learning by doing. The more channels are involved in presenting the information, the more options the child can offer to express what they learn, the more they will be interested, motivated and comfortable. It is aimed to play visual, auditory and kinesthetic channels through hand-eye co-ordination. In mathematics, it is aimed to teach numbers and simple operations in a fun way.

An adaptation to social life that children can practice in their daily life and a study in which they can gain independent living skills and responsibility

Origami is the first game for the child. The purpose of a useful game is to educate beside your fun. Origami is an essential educational tool for the child as it is perceived as a game rather than a compulsory dersten. Origami is an example of learning schematics with repetitive actions. In addition, the aesthetic aspect of your work becomes important to the child. The child will intensify his attention to making the pre-recorded video object, watch the model, and listen and perform the instructions. It aims not only to learn that the child needs to be patient to reach the end, but also to communicate, to observe and cooperate with other people, to develop empathy.

The most important thing for the team from Kindergarten “Daga(Rainbow)" – Debelt, Sredets was to create an environment that’s supportive and tailored to the individual needs of the child to ensure inclusion in the group. As for adaptation of Alex(child with autism) in the “Daga(Rainbow)" KG - Debelt, it was crucial to build trust and cooperation between the family, the specialists and the teachers in the kindergarten. Practice has shown that when parents and teachers from the group are actively involved in the process of coordination and harmony between all sides, significant progress can be made in terms of the child’s progress. The child was assisted during group work to facilitate its inclusion in gaming, training and daily activities and aid the correction of unacceptable behavior, the development of new adaptive models, and the ease of communication. Depending on the needs of the child, the teachers with the resource teacher…

This activity has been implemented to translate the sandpile into a training environment that provides relief for autistic students, to extend the focus period when the student is comfortable, and to provide a positive contribution to the extended course

Providing audiovisual stimulation creating sound awareness making the right and left brain together to make learning permanent social adaptation

Children play games together in Physical Education Lesson

The method of teaching that is related to the numbers used in everyday life.

The student wears a number of mandarin flowers.

It is an application designed to improve the skill of the hand and eye coordination for the student to acquire academic skills, to keep the pen correctly, to use, draw and write activities. Bee song was taught when this event was held. Summer came, Flowers opened, Bees always worked, Bee Viz Viz Viz, he rejoice.

Video modelling is a visual teaching method that occurs by watching a video of someone modelling a targeted behaviour or skill and then imitating the behaviour/ skill watched. It is one of the methods used to support teaching various skills to children and students with autism. The video modelling is a form of visualization and it helps children understand and successfully accomplish the task. 

Process schemes is a visual support with a scenario created to compensate missing inner scenario of a child with autism. We can use process schemes to support: self care, hygiene, house work, food preparation, work skills. The aim of process schemes is achieving independence so the person does not rely on help of others. The aim of the process schemes is not detailed visualization of the process, but process schemes which maximize his/her independence in accomplishing the entire process.