alleryIn a study of autistic children aged 7 to 11, who intervened?
AVisiting doctors every morning
BParents sitting inside the class
CTrained peers instead of teachers
DOlder students from another school
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Trained peers instead of teachers
1. Peers were trained on an intervention technique to help autistic classmates stay on task.
2. Using peers instead of teachers significantly reduced off-task behaviours.
3. Typical students also accepted the autistic student before and after.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Positive effects in regular classrooms_
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