How to Get ASD Children to Listen and Learn with You

10 Jul 2025 · 16 min
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Ming shares strategies for getting autistic children to engage: use clear, immediate rewards to encourage sitting and compliance, break tasks into tiny steps, and deliver rewards at the location so the child stays for the next one. She illustrates with a nonverbal child in Hong Kong who became more responsive once rewards were tied to specific moments.

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