Day 3. Morning
11.30 - 13.00 / 29 April 2024
Lecture Hall 2
Teaching children with autism to tolerate waiting
  • Parents
  • Specialists
Maitha Alnuaimi

Teaching children with autism to tolerate waiting comes under self-regulation skills. Families and caregivers are often challenged by children's problem behavior when they are asked to wait for preferred items.This is an important skill for children with autism to learn during early intervention because it is important to his everyday functioning. Child is waiting for food, waiting to get favorite toy, waiting on the bus...ect.

In order to start learning to tolerate denied access, he must first master the ability to tolerate to wait.
  1. What is the purpose of training a child to tolerate waiting?
  2. When should we start?
  3. What other skills are related to waiting?
  4. What is the best way to start teaching a child?
  5. What is the best way to teach a child - in a restricted session or in a natural environment?
  6. When will I be able to generalize these skills?
What we will learn:
For whom:
Special education specialist

تدريب الاطفال المشخصين بالتوحد على تحمل الانتظار
The workshop will be held as the part of conference program.
XII International Research and Practice Conference
“Autism. Challenges and Solutions"
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