21 Dec 2011, 5:02 pm
Update:
QUIZ ! !! 
(just answer the questions, then vote)
http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/sto ... ng-profile
(after you've finished the quiz you may close the appearing window and get the results)
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Please read the text and place yourself in one of the categories.
Link: http://www.socialthinking.com/images/st ... .26.10.pdf
Social Communication Learning Styles as a Guide to Treatment and Prognosis:
Social Thinking / Social Communication Profile (ST-SCP)
A Practice‐Informed Theory
(In reference to this thread: TYPES of ASD individuals from a professional source)
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Feel free to write your thoughts. 
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QUIZ ! !! (just answer the questions, then vote)
http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/sto ... ng-profile
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* Michelle Garcia Winner, the developer of Social Thinking, has worked together with Pamela Crooke and Stephanie Madrigal to develop The Social Thinking-Social Communication Profile (ST-SCP).
Overview: http://www.autism-community.com/the-soc ... n-profile/
* Social Thinking-Social Learning Tree, Exploring Social Learning by Starting at our Roots By Michelle Garcia Winner, CCC-SLP
Article: http://www.socialthinking.com/what-is-s ... rning-tree
"Given that neurotypical children advance socially and emotionally in an ever expanding snowball of social cognitive achievement, how do we – the adults who steer children’s social, emotional, and academic learning - develop and map out treatment for those who are born to social learning challenges? One answer lies in starting from our roots and understanding how social learning unfolds from the ground up."
* A positive experience. ST-SCP, By Doug Goldberg, Special Education Advisor Blog
http://www.specialeducationadvisor.com/ ... n-profile/
"If you ever have the opportunity to see Michelle speak I highly recommend it. Her speaking technique is very engaging: I’d call it a mix of knowledge, experience, humor, storytelling and most of all frank and honest statements. Two of my favorite statements from her presentation were:
'The fastest way to friendship is to b***h together' & 'Having Social Skills problems means you are offending people on a regular basis'.
These are not your normal statements heard from speakers at an Autism conference but sometimes the way to get people’s attention is to point out the 'White Elephant in the room'."
* More on the subject. Social Communication Strategies for Adolescents With Autism by Michelle Garcia Winner & Pamela J. Crooke
Article: http://www.asha.org/Publications/leader ... th-Autism/[i]
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22 Dec 2011, 1:39 pm
The outcome prediction is interesting, although I think I am in worse shape than the test predicted.
It told me to log in to see results, so I took the appropriate actions. Should I have ignored the instructions, then?
That figures, just like real life.
