Guest guest Posted January 1, 1970 Report Share Posted January 1, 1970 We have been working on pronouns and gender for many, many months. I have been told that we need to give our verbal praise from my sons' perspective. Ex Are you a boy or a girl? Answer: I am a boy Our Praise: That's right I am a boy. Ok all our therapists are women. So, I believe he thinks we are saying " I " (the female therapist) am a boy. If we use his name and say " Is G. a boy or a girl? " He usually gets this right and will answer " G. is a boy " I believe his main confusion is about the pronoun not the gender. We have also been prompting him to point to himself when he is saying " I " or pointing to the therapist when he is saying " you " . He is very confused and I believe we have added to this. I am not buying the answer of " most kids with autism have problems with pronouns " . I still think we don't know how to teach it. Would love to hear about great ideas on how to teach pronouns. Thanks, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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