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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/B00B4GE9G0 The Learning Style Profile for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (LSP) is designed to assist teachers, therapists and parents with understanding an individual child's Learning Style characteristics and patterns. All children have strategies or preferences that allow them to gain information from their environment in order to negotiate social interactions. These strategies and preferences can be viewed as Learning Styles. Unfortunately, children with autism spectrum disorders may demonstrate an atypical learning style profile that leads toward interaction challenges in these social arenas.As a result of learning style differences, at least some children with ASD demonstrate unconventional and often misinterpreted interactive behaviors as they apply what they know to their social contexts. A child&#8217s pattern of interaction may pose challenges for the partner when attempting to interpret a child&#8217s attempts or non-attempts of reciprocal interactions and intentionality.

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The Learning Style Profile for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (LSP) is designed to assist teachers, therapists and parents with understanding an individual child's Learning Style characteristics and patterns. All children have strategies or preferences that allow them to gain information from their environment in order to negotiate social interactions. These strategies and preferences can be viewed as Learning Styles. Unfortunately, children with autism spectrum disorders may demonstrate an atypical learning style profile that leads toward interaction challenges in these social arenas.As a result of learning style differences, at least some children with ASD demonstrate unconventional and often misinterpreted interactive behaviors as they apply what they know to their social contexts. A child&#8217s pattern of interaction may pose challenges for the partner when attempting to interpret a child&#8217s attempts or non-attempts of reciprocal interactions and intentionality.

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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/B00B4GE9G0 The Learning Style Profile for

Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (LSP) is designed to assist teachers, therapists and

parents with understanding an individual child's Learning Style characteristics and patterns. All

children have strategies or preferences that allow them to gain information from their environment

in order to negotiate social interactions. These strategies and preferences can be viewed as

Learning Styles. Unfortunately, children with autism spectrum disorders may demonstrate an

atypical learning style profile that leads toward interaction challenges in these social arenas.As a

result of learning style differences, at least some children with ASD demonstrate unconventional

and often misinterpreted interactive behaviors as they apply what they know to their social

contexts. A child&#8217spattern of interaction may pose challenges for the partner when

attempting to interpret a child&#8217sattempts or non-attempts of reciprocal interactions and

intentionality.

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