http://readerswithautism.com/2009/09/a-word-to-college-professors/
Much to our surprise, this blog is already showing up on web quests, course links, and syllabi in teaching credential programs. Who knew!!!!!
If you are teaching a college or university course, and would like to arrange a question-and-answer session between your class and me or Richard, hit the “contact us” button. You’ll be directed to our email and we can take it from there.
If you are teaching a course in the San Diego area, and would like to have us give a live talk to your class, email us with a list of possible dates and times.
If you’re on the East Coast (New Jersey, New York, Connecticut), please make a note that Sara will be in the New York area between January 2 and January 18, and for much of the months of April and August.
Related posts:
- Anaphoric cuing: Asking clarifying questions
- Irresistible reading: Stories starring our kids as characters
- When a reader with autism needs to respond to literature…
- Autism and hyperlexia, part 2: Helping Bobby read
- Intermezzo: A word about the spectrum
