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IPad Helping Autistic Students

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Need an example of a lesson plan using an IPAD to help an Autistic student gain access to a learning curriculum.

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Solution Summary

Students with Autism often require IPAD and various technology devices to gain access to a general curriculum. Here you will find a common, yet overlooked method for autistic children to learn using an IPAD. You can revise the lesson, ideas, or topics to fit your learning base agenda.

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Lesson Plan
Academic Concepts/Language Arts

Title of Lesson plan: COMMUNICATION - WHAT'S ON YOUR PIZZA

Lesson Objective
Student will achieve a minimum of 75% accuracy using IPAD for reading words and images, vocabulary development, and writing exercise on the topic of 'What's on your ...

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