Asperger’s syndrome is a type of autism is characterized by rigidity of thought and behavior, limited verbal and non-verbal communication, difficulty with social relationships, motor delays. It requires great effort by parents, teachers, and professionals to help children with Asperger’s grow professional. Here are 10 tips on how to teach children in the classroom setting.
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Setting a routine
Students with Asperger’s work best with a particular routine, so it is beneficial for the student to have a clear structure and a set daily routine. When anything happens different from his/her routine he/she may demonstrate stereotype behavior such as rocking, shouting or screaming. When routines need to be changed, provide a written time table showing the daily schedule on their table so that they can be warned of change.
