Buy Learning the Hidden Curriculum: The Odyssey of One Autistic Adult or Outsmarting Explosive Behavior: A Visual System of Support and Intervention for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders or The Power of Words: How We Talk About People With Autism Spectrum Disorders Matters..
Learning the Hidden Curriculum: The Odyssey of One$14.96Drawing from her personal experiences, Judy Endow, author of the 2010 and 2011 Hidden Curriculum Calendars, provides lots of hidden curriculum items that pertain to most areas of adult life. In relating how she personally has learned to more successfully maneuver social interactions, she also presents a framework for developing the ability to more quickly assess a situation and take steps to avoid making social blunders BEFORE they have been committed.
Outsmarting Explosive Behavior: A Visual System of$15.98This revolutionary program is designed to help decrease and in some cases eliminate explosive behavior in children with autism spectrum disorders. Tantrums and meltdowns are among the greatest challenges presented by ASD, often leaving parents and educators searching for answers. Outsmarting Explosive Behavior is a visual program, laid out as a fold-out poster, that can be individualized for each user. Four train cars represent the four stages of explosive behavior: Starting Out, Picking up Steam, Point of No Return, and Explosion.
The Power of Words: How We Talk About People With$6.53One in 150 children in the United States has autism. As an adult with an autism diagnosis, Judy Endow has experienced first-hand what it feels like to be the '1' in the 1 in 150. Based on a poem "The Language of Us and Them" (Shevin, 1987), "The Power of Words" combines words, pictures, and music to present examples of how the '149' talk about the '1' with autism, noting that even well-meaning and kind words can set the tone for acceptance or rejection as well as for inclusion or exclusion.
Practical Solutions for Stabilizing Students With$13.54As students become better regulated and more able to communicate effectively, extreme behaviors decrease, sometimes subsiding altogether. While a functional behavior analysis (FBA) is usually the starting place for students with Asperger Syndrome (AS) or high-functioning autism (HFA) who are engaging in behaviors that do not serve them well, if used as the starting place for students with classic autism, an FBA has variable results, most often leaving us with the feeling that we are not making significant progress.
Making Lemonade: Hints for Autism's Helpers$20.00Hint's for autism's helpers.
Paper Words: Discovering and Living with My Autism$15.56In this intensely personal book, readers are swept up into a fast-paced journey of how author Judy Ednow noticed her differences early on, how she eventually discovered her autism and how she embraces life autistically. From her troubled teenage years in a state institution where her coping behaviors were interpreted as defiant and oppositional, to her years in a Christian community where her behaviors were misunderstood, to a brief marriage and the birth of her three sons, Judy has emerged as a strong voice on the autism spectrum.
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2010 Hidden Curriculum One a day Calendar for OlderSOLD OUTRecognizing the need for more resources for adults on the autism spectrum - and after many successful years of bringing you "The Hidden Curriculum One-A-Day Calendar" - AAPC is excited to launch "The Hidden Curriculum One-A-Day Calendar for Older Adolescents and Adults". Similar in format to the original "Hidden Curriculum Calendar", the latest version is written by Judy Endow, an adult on the spectrum, who has based many of the entries on her personal experience.
2011 Hidden Curriculum One A Day Calendar for OlderSOLD OUTRecognizing the need for more resources for adults on the autism spectrum, Judy Endow, an adult on the spectrum, has based many of the entries on her personal experiences. The thought-provoking hidden curriculum items have broad applicability across adulthood. Items cover topics such as social relationships, community, money matters, workplace and many others.