203. Unlocking Motivation: Teaching Kids on the Spectrum

In this episode, host, Shannon Urquiola gets into strategies for
keeping your autistic child motivated to learn. Many children on
the spectrum aren't driven by traditional praise or external
rewards, so it's essential to tap into what truly motivates
them—their interests and strengths.


We'll explore using your child's favorite activities and skills
to make learning fun and meaningful. From tailoring lessons to
their learning style to pacing new information in a way that
feels comfortable, this episode is packed with practical tips and
real-life examples to help you teach in a way that works for
them.


Whether you're tackling homework or just everyday learning,
you'll walk away with actionable strategies to boost your child's
motivation and engagement.


Tune in for insights that can make learning a more positive and
successful experience for you and your child!


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