A Gift Card for your AutismPro Story
We're
always interested in hearing about our users' experiences with
AutismPro. Do you have a success story to share? Did you teach a child
with autism a new skill? Did you have a revelation, or learn something
new?
We want to hear from you!
If you'd like to share your experience, send your story to our support team (support@autismpro.com) with the subject "AutismPro Stories."
All submissions will be entered in a draw for one of two gift cards
from Amazon to show our thanks. Be sure to include your contact
information so we can get in touch with the winners.
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ABA in the Classroom
Founder's Corner, by Cynthia Howroyd
M.Sc., SLP ( c
), Founder, AutismPro
 Teachers sometimes ask me, "How do I use ABA (i.e., Applied Behavior
Analysis) in the classroom to teach academic subjects?" One approach
suggests that a teacher must become familiar with the types of tasks
that are suitable for a highly structured lesson, which is the essence
of ABA. A teacher must then determine how their learning objectives can
be made compatible with these tasks.
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For the complete article, visit Cynthia's blog.
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Autism in the News
Here are just a few stories we've seen recently on the topic of autism:
Study Linking Autism to Vaccine Retracted (CBS News)
The Financial Burden of Autism (New York Times)
District Moves Autism Resources Online (The Journal)
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Tips & Tricks: Getting the Most out of the Online Support Center
AutismPro's online support center includes information for all types of users with all manner of problems to solve.
New
users will find that Quick Start guides are the fastest way to get into
the program with a minimum of fuss. Experienced users, meanwhile, may
discover new features they never knew existed, or learn faster ways to
do common tasks.
Our narrated videos will take you step-by-step
through most basic processes. It's an easy and fast way to find answers
to your questions:
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Help is Available
Forgotten
your user name? Not sure how to use a feature? Remember, we're always
just an email away if you need help. You can reach our support team by
emailing support@autismpro.com, or call us at 1-866-462-0991 (then
press 1 at the menu).
You'll also find answers to our most frequently asked questions at our online support center. Visit us today at:
http://www.autismpro.com/support/
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