Autism — Multisensory Learning

February 4, 2016

Using Multisensory Resources for Children with Autism

Although many children with autism are able to read, some parents find that comprehension can be an area of concern. Many special education teachers and parents of autistic children believe that children with autism learn best with hands-on or very colorful activities.

Tags: Asperger's Autism Multisensory Learning Reading SnapWords Special Needs

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