Nghiên cứu tổng quan về những lợi ích của thiết bị dạy học cho trẻ rối loạn phổ tự kỉ
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Children with autism spectrum disorders are increasing and increasing rapidly in number all over the world. Along with the explosion and development of modern science and technology, traditional and modern teaching aids are going hand in hand to support better education for children. On an overview of studies on the benefits of a number of traditional and modern teaching devices for children with autism spectrum disorders, the article has shown that both types of devices help children improve communication, develop study skills, social skills, take initiative in learning and living activities, and reduce unusual behaviors. Although both teaching aids have benefits for children with autism spectrum disorders, modern teaching aids using computers, tablets or virtual reality helps them be more interested and effective in education.
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