How Far Can Brian Ride the Daylight 4449 Express?

  • Winter-Messiers M
  • Herr C
  • Wood C
  • et al.
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Abstract

This article presents one of the principal theories to emerge from a larger exploratory study. The research team conducted intervieWs about special interests With 23 participants With Asperger syndrome (AS), ages 7 to 21, Who Were eligible for services under autism and enrolled in an extended school year program. The authors also obtained Written surveys from 18 parents. A strong positive relationship Was found betWeen engagement in special interest areas and individual strengths in areas typically seen as AS deficits, including communication, social, emotional, sensory, fine-motor, executive function, and academic skills. A revieW of the strength-based model of AS and special interests is folloWed by practical ideas for effectively incorporating special interest areas into school, home, and community.

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Winter-Messiers, M. A., Herr, C. M., Wood, C. E., Brooks, A. P., Gates, M. A. M., Houston, T. L., & Tingstad, K. I. (2007). How Far Can Brian Ride the Daylight 4449 Express? Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities, 22(2), 67–79. https://doi.org/10.1177/10883576070220020701

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