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Avoiding Arguments with a Child with Asperger Syndrome Almost all of the children I have worked with that have Asperger Syndrome (including my own daughter) seem to enjoy arguing, especially when you ask them to do something they don't want to do.  M . . . keep reading Using Reinforcers A reinforcer is a reward that is given for a correct answer or behavior. The hope is that by using the reinforcer you will increase a targeted behavior . . . keep reading Using Snack Time to Build Communication Snack time is one of the best times to work on a child's communication skills.  Food can be a very motivating tool to use to encourage children to improve speaking skills as they request items.&n . . . keep reading Preparing for State Testing Recently, I have received a number of requests for information on this topic.  State testing can be a big worry for both parents and teachers of children with an autism spectrum disorder.&nb . . . keep reading Using File Folder Games A file folder game is a game or activity that is on a file folder. All the pieces for the activity are usually stored in a pouch on the outside of the folder. You can make a file folder game for practicing just about any skill and they can be are a lot of fun for your child . . . keep reading More