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Social Thinking and Social Issues: Support for Middle and High School Students with AS

By Robin Lurie-Meyerkopf M.Ed
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Date Published: 07/29/2016

Robin Lurie-Meyerkopf  shares effective strategies for helping middle and high school students with Asperger profiles build their social thinking skills.

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Education, Educators, Parents of Teens and Transition Age Young Adults (through age 22), Social Skills and Friendships

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