Contact Information:
ACES
1140 Burnt Tavern Road
Suite 2C
Brick, NJ 08724
732-840-1888 Phone
732-840-1180 Fax
bobbie@autismcenterforeducationalservices.com
www.autismcenterforeducationalservices.com
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Contact Information:
ACES
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Our mission is to help parents, educators, family and friends to learn how to teach individuals with autism. Through years of personal and professional experiences, we have found that teaching fads come and go, professionals disagree on appropriate methods of interaction, and parents and teachers are often left unsure of which way to turn. ACES wants to focus on the teaching component when working with individuals with autism. We believe that when appropriate teaching techniques are used, paired with functional communication skills, maladaptive behaviors become less of a concern.
ACES believes that every individual can learn and deserves a chance to show others what they are capable of, it is our job to find out what is the best mode of learning in order to ensure their success.No one method will work with every individual, and each individual may need more than one method. |
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Photograph by Peter Ackerman with permission of Asbury Park Press Supports, such as visuals or other cues, should not be looked upon as a deficit. Instead we should ask what supports does this individual need to complete the task, maintain the interaction, and/or decrease the probability of harmful behaviors. | |
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