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Promoting social skills in young autistic learners through story reading in inclusive settings : m. a. thesis [Elektronski vir] = Spodbujanje socialnih veščin skozi branje zgodb pri mlajših učencih z avtizmom v inkluzivnem učnem okolju : magistrsko deloTomše, TjašaUsing storybooks as a teaching tool has proved an effective teaching and learning technique that aids in developing and enhancing vocabulary, promotes reading and comprehension skills and even ... fosters social skills in learners with different needs and abilities. Developing and enhancing key social skills is all the more important for learners diagnosed with autism. Autistic learners experience deficits in social interaction and communication, struggle with fear of the unknown, have constant need for sameness, and might encounter sensory hypo- and hypersensitivities. Promoting social skills has been shown to significantly alleviate social difficulties in children with autism, and one of the successful social skills teaching and intervention methods for learners diagnosed with autism is - according to Amy Bohlander et al. and other researchers in the field - storybook reading. The theoretical part of the thesis aims at presenting key features of autistic behavior correlated with the neuroimaging findings on the irregular functioning of certain parts of the autistic brain; addressing effective inclusion strategies for teaching (young) autistic learners enrolled in general education settings, and discussing the characteristics that constitute a potentially appropriate storybook for use with young autistic learners in inclusive story reading lessons. The empirical part provides a descriptive analysis of ten storybooks, which offer a step-by-step guidance on how to cope with (a) socially challenging situation(s) and were not specifically adapted for learners with autism. The results of the storybook analysis have shown that the storybooks are mainly appropriate for promoting social skills in young autistic learners, whereby the number of storybooks classified as fully appropriate equals the number of partially appropriate items. However, to ensure a quality inclusive story reading experience that allows for effective, autism-friendly social skills teaching, the teacher or story reader needs to consider meeting the adaptation requirements for each storybook, irrespective of its classification, and identify the autistic individual's unique set of weaknesses, enhanced abilities and (anti-)social behavior patterns prior to selecting a storybook for a group story reading.Vrsta gradiva - magistrsko delo ; neleposlovje za odrasleZaložništvo in izdelava - Maribor : [T. Tomše], 2023Jezik - angleškiCOBISS.SI-ID - 172381699
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Tomše, Tjaša
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Gadpaille, Michelle |
Hempkin, Kirsten
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Avtizem |
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Branje |
Inkluzivna vzgoja in izobraževanje |
Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela |
magistrska dela |
branje zgodb |
socialne veščine |
inkluzivno poučevanje |
master theses |
inclusive education |
social skills teaching |
storybooks |
story reading
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