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Allowing Autistic Children to Learn at Their Own Pace

Sharon Plante with Martha Gabler

In this segment we discuss why it's important to allow autistic children to learn at their own pace and strategies to help make this happen.

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For those with learning disabilities, today's tools for differentiation no longer hold the stigma they used to nor highlight disabilities, but provide opportunities to find success in the classroom.

Quote by Sharon LePage Plante @iplante, 2 years ago.

'Assistive' empowers where something is lacking. 'Differentiated' empowers where there is already potential. Both empower.

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1.	For those with learning disabilities, today's tools for differentiation no longer hold the stigma they used to nor highlight disabilities, but provide opportunities to find success in the classroom. Quote by Sharon LePage Plante @iplante, 2 years ago. 1783 hits
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