The educative inclusion of scholar with autism spectrum Disorder

Authors

  • Yoenia Zaldivar Guzmán Master's Degree in Educational Sciences. Assistant. Teacher of the General Pedagogical Training discipline of Special Education and Speech Therapy courses. University of Las Tunas, Cuba. It has several scientific results related to the attention to the Autism Spectrum Disorders.
  • Jixy Martínez Galiano PhD in Pedagogical Sciences. Associate Professor. Department of Special Education. University of Las Tunas, Cuba. Head of the Special Education career, with experience in counseling and guidance in educational research. Specialist in attention to school children with intellectual disabilities.
  • Yaima Demósthene Sterling PhD in Pedagogical Sciences. Assistant Professor of the Latin American Reference Center for Special Education, Cuba. It has several scientific results related to the attention to the Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Keywords:

Educative inclusion, socialize agents, Autism Spectrum Disorder, educative activities.

Abstract

This article suggests the implementation of educational activities that favor the preparation of socializing agents in their daily actions for better performance and acceptance of schoolchildren with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). For this, the theoretical analysis of the educational inclusion of school children with this disorder and the difficulties presented by socializing agents as teachers, primary education specialists, managers, family members, peers, neighbors, friends, community leaders in which this scholar lives, for its materialization. With the activities, it is also expected that the socializing agents identify the characteristics of the students with ASD, be able to use appropriate methods and strategies to work with them and achieve their awareness before the schoolchildren with this diagnostic entity.

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2018-09-26

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How to Cite

The educative inclusion of scholar with autism spectrum Disorder. (2018). Opuntia Brava, 10(3), 125-136. https://opuntiabrava.ult.edu.cu/index.php/opuntiabrava/article/view/545

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