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Using Social Stories to Improve Behavior, Social Skills, and More!

Presented by Melissa Mann
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Overview

Would you like to help your students learn how to behave or cope in certain situations? Have you ever heard of or tried social stories? Social stories were developed originally for those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), but can be used with all students to help alleviate behavioral issues, improve social skills, and more. Join Melissa Mann as she shares what a social story is, as well as why and when to use them. In addition, she will discuss how to create social stories and provide tips for using them.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: Cross-curricular
Last aired on: Thursday, June 20, 2019 @ 1:00 PM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Response to Intervention (RTI), Special Education
Tags: ASD, Autisim Spectrum Disorder, Autism, behavior, behavioral issues, social stories, special education, SPED

Reviews (53)

Full Member
 
Great resources thanks!
Full Member
 
Lots of great resources!
Full Member
 
it is very interesting topic, and the presenter did very good job in terms of explaining how important social stories / media can help the students to organize their ideas about what is going on around.
Basic Member
 
Thanks for sharing. Great information. It will help me tremendously.
Basic Member
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Great resources. Thanks for sharing!
Full Member
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Thank you for the overview at the beginning.
Basic Member
 
Good ideas and love the willingness to share resources
Full Member
 
I teach kindergarten, and this webinar really made me think. Kids are totally lacking in communication skills and life skills. They are not being taught appropriate behaviors. I love the idea of making your owns books and using games to address/target certain behaviors. I will be making books and selecting games that I can use in my classroom next year to address common behaviors.
Full Member
 
great ideas
Full Member
 
Thank you! Helpful
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