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Autistic children require specialized teaching strategies. The document discusses different strategies like using music and preparing the classroom to accommodate an autistic child's needs. It also outlines specific teaching methods that have been shown to work well like friendship builders, friendship connections, BLASST Off, and Launch for Success programs.
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