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I never viewed these but I am sure they are helpful to people who

have no skills in communicating with students/ people with aspergers.

http://home.att.net/~coultervideo/products.htmManners for the Real

World: Basic Social Skills

A guide to the right manners and behaviors in common social

situations, with straightforward instructions and clear

demonstrations. Age: Upper elementary school through adult.

Intricate Minds: Understanding Classmates With Asperger Syndrome

Using the challenges and strengths of students with Asperger Syndrome

as examples, this video shows high school and middle school students

the benefits of befriending classmates who appear " different " on the

surface. Grades 7 to 12.

Intricate Minds II: Understanding Elementary School Classmates With

Asperger Syndrome

Interviews with elementary school students who have AS and

demonstrations designed to promote positive interactions between

classmates and reduce harassment, bullying and isolation. Grades 3 to

6.

Intricate Minds III: Understanding Elementary School Classmates Who

Think Differently

Interviews with elementary school students who have conditions that

sometimes cause them to act differently than their classmates.

Designed to promote positive interactions between classmates and

reduce harassment, bullying and isolation. (This is a version of

Intricate Minds II designed to cover more conditions.) Grades 3 to 6.

Asperger Syndrome: Success in the Mainstream Classroom

Practical techniques and tips to help make the classroom experience

successful for a child with AS and his or her teacher and

classmates. For teachers, parents and professionals.

Asperger Syndrome for Dad: Becoming An Even Better Father To Your

Child With AS

Ten secrets to being the dad your child with AS wants and needs,

illustrated with interviews, videos and photos from the experiences

of a young man with AS. For parents, grandparents and other

caregivers.

Asperger Syndrome: Transition to Work

This program lists essential preparation for students with AS to find

and hold a job. For high school age and above.

Asperger Syndrome: Transition to College and Work

This program includes two sections: How to get ready for college and

how to prepare to go from high school or college to the workplace.

(Note: this video includes all the information in our " Transition to

Work " video and also includes college prep information.) For high

school age and above.

College Prep Portfolio

The right tool to help high school students identify, collect and

organize the documents required in the college application process --

and those that highlight their accomplishments to give them an edge

in applying to the college of their choice. For high school students.

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