Teaching Effective Hand Raising to Children with Autism During Group Instruction

Shaireen M. Charania, Linda A. LeBlanc, Narmatha Sabanathan, Inas A. Ktaech, James E. Carr, & Kristin Gunby
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Charania, S. M., LeBlanc, L. A., Sabanathan, N., Ktaech, I. A., Carr, J. E., & Gunby, K. (2010). Teaching effective hand raising to children with autism during group instruction. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis,43(3), 493-497.

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Abstract

We taught 3 children with autism to raise a hand or keep both hands down depending on their status (e.g., having heard a target word, possessing a specific item) using modeling, prompting, and reinforcement. All 3 children acquired accurate hand-raising skills in response to progressively more difficult discrimination tasks during group instruction. The implications for preparing children for general education settings are discussed.

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23 reviews for Teaching Effective Hand Raising to Children with Autism During Group Instruction

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    I appreciated the article, it was a fast read with information that can be useful when trying to recreate the school environment in a clinical setting.

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    The strategy described is one that can be used in a variety of classrooms.

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  3. Samantha Dwyer

    Awesome CEU course! Easy to use and effective.

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    Extremely interesting study!

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    Quick read. Strategy described is practical and easy to implement.

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    Okay – Quick read.

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    I have been using some strategies from this article in my work (reinforcing when a student does not raise their hand). This was practical and easy to help teachers learn.

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    Good!! It is useful. Thank you.

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    Great information offered!!!

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    ???????? OK

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