Children with ASD are often confused by our world of rules and consequences, including how their behaviour impacts another person or situation. The result is often aggressive behaviour. The Way to A , designed for children ages 3 to 9 years old, presents a simple, logical, and systematic strategy that clarifies and sequentially teaches the child how to manage his behaviour by engaging in forethought and self-analysis before acting out. What sets this strategy apart is that it then goes on to give the child a personal and concrete incentive to use the alternative behaviour.
Developed with visual learners in mind, the book offers the ultimate in customisation the laminated pages may be written on and wiped clean as new situations come up. The illustrations are delightful and use the concrete nature of red and green, A and B, to illustrate correct and incorrect pathways. In addition, thinking bubbles, arrows, and boxes help make the book easy to follow and understand. The flowchart at the end of the book can be used as an assessment tool for the student to review his behavioural situations another visual and effective way to illustrate positive choices the child has made and celebrate the successful moments.
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