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The document discusses autism and strategies for using color and visuals to help teach autistic children. It defines autism as a condition characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, and communication. It then provides information on different color properties and their potential impacts. Specifically, it notes that colors like red can increase heart rate while blue is calming. Finally, it suggests using pictures and colors in teaching autistic kids since they are often visual learners, but to avoid overwhelming them and be aware of strong reactions to certain colors.
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- 1. Welcome
- 3. What is Autism? Autism, or autism spectrum disorder, refers to a range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication, as well as by unique strengths and differences.
- 4. Some considers are below : When Thinking of color it is good to consider various options RED Has been proven to increase heart rate , respiration and even aggression Can also increase greed Some individuals with autism avoid the color red, it is too intense.
- 5. ORANGE: An energetic , warm color. Looking for inspiration in selecting the perfect orange The color orange relates to social communication, stimulating two way conversations. YELLOW : Can actually strain health eyes Can Increase concentration and boost energy People tend to lose their tempers more in yellow rooms and babies exposed to lots of yellow cry more
- 6. GREEN : Cool , restful and easy on the eyes . May help people relax . Be cautious of brighter hues such as lime green. BLUE : A very calming , restful color. Increases productivity. The wrong shade (too dark) can also contribute to feelings of sadness.
- 7. Purple Promotes rest and productivity A favorite choice of creative people A purple color always feel warmer Pink Exposure to pink initially promotes a calming effect Say pink makes some people feel happy
- 8. BLACK: Spending time in an all black interior creates feeling of fear , desperation and agitation . Difficult to paint over Best used as an accent color WHITE: Makes a room feel refreshing and pristine. White ceilings give the illusion of height. Offset this effect by choosing off-white instead of a true ,blinding white and add some color.
- 9. USING PICTURES AND COLORS TO TEACH AUTISTIC KIDS : Autistic children are mostly visual thinkers and learners .This aspect of their disability can be tapped to help them communicate , expressing themselves and their feelings . Visual communication is done mostly through pictures , drawings , colors .
- 10. Here are some points: Try to avoid overwhelming the child giving kids too many choices. Work with the child to find the right teaching speed. Make sure that everyone involved in the education of the child knows the visual cues that the child is used to. Be aware that some children may have a strong reaction to certain colors.
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