Problem Solving Program Steps

[Guest guest]

Hi Group

 

Pls share your program on Problem Solving like what all can we do. This is for

our 6 year ols son on the spectrum.

We do simple things in NET- like missing things reqd. to do something, mismatch

clothes

He had a hard time but we kept on doing something or the other in natural

environment and help him. Since we have been repeating some of these over past

few months now he is getting sick coz the moment we will say oh no dont have the

things to do this, he knows what we are asking and so gets agitated...So just

looking for some different suggestions on how you have worked on this concept.

 

Thanks, Smriti

[Guest guest]

Hi Smriti,

I don't know if it's just me, but I see everything requiring thinking or

analysis to get what is desired (of the work that is required, if not of

minimizing the work required to do so) as problem solving, if that helps? of

learning to make the easier and better choices to get what is wanted or desired

even if not especially?

Give a student choices (two to start?) and have them learn to make the right

choice (of prompting towards that and fading the prompts, of a shell game

perhaps?) towards the student getting what they want would somewhat entail the

essence of problems solving is my sense of it.

Best wishes in that respect.

Mike Glavic

Volunteer, as long as I understand more from it, Volunteer.

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> Hi Group

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> Pls share your program on Problem Solving like what all can we do. This is for

our 6 year ols son on the spectrum.

> We do simple things in NET- like missing things reqd. to do something,

mismatch clothes

> He had a hard time but we kept on doing something or the other in natural

environment and help him. Since we have been repeating some of these over past

few months now he is getting sick coz the moment we will say oh no dont have the

things to do this, he knows what we are asking and so gets agitated...So just

looking for some different suggestions on how you have worked on this concept.

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> Thanks, Smriti

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