PECS: Part 2 - Use and Benefits
ABA: Reinforcement and Discrimination Procedures
ABA: Shaping, Fading and Conditioning Reinforcers
Asperger’s and Verbal Students with ASD – Part 1
Asperger’s and Verbal Students with ASD – Part 2
PECS: Part 1 – Pyramid Approach
PECS: Part 2 – Use and Benefits
Social Stories: Ten Defining Criteria
Structured Teaching: Part 1 – Individualized Visual Daily Schedules
Structured Teaching: Part 2 – Work Systems
Structured Teaching: Part 3 – Tasks and Activities
View All CategoriesThe inability to communicate is perhaps the most significant obstacle for many people with disabilities. The Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) was designed to help individuals with autism spectrum disorders and other special needs develop a system for communicating with teachers, parents and peers. PECS is an approach that teaches early communication skills using pictures. During the course we will review the Pyramid Approach, explore PECS and Communication, The Six Phases of PECS, and lastly, debunk common myths and misconceptions of PECS.