Test Your Knowledge: Visual Supports

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Visual supports can help with limited interests or repetitive behaviors, using language, and interacting socially.

Which of the following are visual supports?

In order to teach individuals with ASD the value of First-Then boards, it is important to give them the preferred item or activity first so they are more motivated to do the non-preferred activity.

When introducing visual supports, if challenging behaviors occur you should:

Visual supports can be used to set clear boundaries around abstract activities and can help communicate basic expected behaviors like waiting.