Autism Spectrum Modeling Videos

Polite Interruption #1 Polite Interruption #2 Polite Interruption #3 Rude Refusal #1 Polite Refusal #1
Hallway Greeting - Bad Example #1 Hallway Greeting - Bad Example #2 Hallway Greeting - Good Example Rude Refusal #2 Polite Refusal #2
Personal Space with Teachers - Good Example Personal Space in Line - Good Example Personal Space at Desk - Good Example Using a Break Card - Part 1
Personal Space with Teachers - Bad Example Personal Space in Line - Bad Example Personal Space at Desk - Bad Example Using a Break Card - Part 2
    

Interruption #1 
This is a polite choice when you have to interrupt people talking.

Interruption #2 
This is another polite way to interrupt when people are talking.

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Interruption #3 
This is another polite way to interrupt when people are talking.

Hallway Greeting - Bad Example #1 
This is not a nice way to greet people in the hall at school.

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Hallway Greeting - Bad Example#2 
This is not a nice way to greet people in the hall at school.

Hallway Greeting - Good Example 
This is a caring way to greet people in the hall at school.

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Refusal#1 - Good Example
This is a more polite way to refuse to participate and makes people feel good.

Refusal#1 - Bad Example
This is a rude way to refuse if you don't want to do something. It hurts people's feelings.

Refusal#2 - Good Example
This is a more polite way to refuse to participate and not hurt people's feelings.

Refusal#2 - Bad Example 
This is a rude way to refuse to participate. It hurts people's feelings.    

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Personal Space with Teachers - Good Example 
Teachers are happy when you make a choice to keep your hands to yourself.

Personal Space with Teachers - Bad Example
It is not okay to touch teachers without their permission.

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Personal Space in Line - Good Example 
It is polite to keep your hands to yourself.

Personal Space in Line - Bad Example
When we are in line, we keep our hands to ourselves.

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Using a Break Card_Part1
Sometimes you need to take a break from the classroom. Here is a polite way to take a break.

Using a Break Card_Part 2 
Making a choice is a good way to care for your learning.

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Personal Space at Your Desk - Good Example
It is polite to touch your own things at your desk.

Personal Space at Desk - Bad Example 
It is not polite to touch friends without permission.

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