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It's No Biggie: Autism in the Early Childhood Classroom is designed as an introduction for preschool teachers, childcare workers and others working with young children to best practices in working with all children, but most notably with those on the autism spectrum. The book contains background information on effective early childhood practices, with an emphasis on stu
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No Biggie: Autism In the Early Childhood Classroom
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Title: No Biggie: Autism In the Early Childhood Classroom
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It's No Biggie: Autism in the Early Childhood Classroom is designed as an introduction for
preschool teachers, childcare workers and others working with young children to best practices in
working with all children, but most notably with those on the autism spectrum. The book contains
background information on effective early childhood practices, with an emphasis on students who
are or may be on the autism spectrum. The very knowledgeable and experienced authors present
an overview of autism, specific strategies for the classroom teacher now dealing with those on the
autism spectrum, as well as interesting and insightful vignettes that bring these strategies to life.
Chapters on the special education process, working with parents and with other professionals, and
facing the challenges presented in working with young special needs children provide practical
suggestions for both experienced educators, and those new to the world of special education.