Recursos en Español
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Author: Rebecca Elias
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Resource Collection
This is a collection of resources that explain what artificial intelligence (AI) is and highlight the benefits and risks that come with it.
Read moreAttending a Swim Lesson Social Story
Swimming is fun! However, it's important to know how to swim properly to stay safe. This social story explains what it's like to attend a swim lesson.
Read moreAutism Symbols
Communities often use symbols as a universal visual depiction to represent a group’s shared beliefs, ideologies, and values. Symbols can often change if a group finds a new one that better suits them. This resource explains what symbols are used by the autism community and why some symbols are no longer used.
Read moreCreating a Personal Sign Language Dictionary
Creating a personal sign language dictionary can help you learn a new language, build cognitive skills, and improve your daily communication with those who are part of the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing community. It can help you better understand how to actually use a sign by replicating the handshape, movement, location, pal orientation, and the non-manual markers (NMM).
Read moreDos and Don’ts of AI
While AI can be a helpful tool, it's important to know both the risks and benefits of it. This resource provides a list of dos and don'ts to follow when using it.
Read moreExploring Religion for Self-Advocates
If you are looking to explore new religions or just learn more about them, this resource will tell you where to start.
Read moreFriends Versus Paid Support Staff – Social Story
This social story explains the differences between a friend and someone who is paid support staff.
Read moreGetting a Hearing Test Social Story
This social story explains what it's like to get a hearing test done.
Read moreHow I See It: How Has Being a Part of the Autistic Community Impacted Me?
As part of the "How I See It" series on PAAutism.org and ASDNext.org, people in the Pennsylvania autism community share their thoughts on how being part of the autistic community has impacted them.
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