TEACCH quiz

TEACCH aims to facilitate learning in people with Autism or related spectrum disorders through...

• A visual and hands-on approach

• A structured and visual approach

• A hands-on and inquiry approach

• A structured and inquiry approach

• A child led and play based approach

The TEACCH approach has _ basic principles.

Answer explanation

There are 5 basic principles,

Physical Structure, Visual Schedule, Work systems that establish expectations and promote independence, Consistent Routine, and Visualise everything

Learners work best when different activities are done...

• in the same environment that is clearly defined.

• in a different environment each day.

• as close to each other as possible.

• in a different environment that is clearly defined.

• in a different environment that is close to their snack table.

This is a...

• Visual schedule

• Area label

• Work system

• PECS book

• IEP

Answer explanation

This is work system that guides the learner step-by-step through their task. It shows what we expect of them to do without us needing to say it.

Which one of these is not a strength of the TEACCH system

• Helps children to be calm and self-regulate.

• Can aid in behaviour management.

• Helps children understand expectations.

• Extremely adult led.

• Through structure, children gain independence.

In order for the TEACCH system to work, ___ is vital.

A visual schedule can do multiple things. These include...

• Helping the child when they get 'stuck' or 'lost'.

• Create a sense of routine and predictability.

• Help label where each environment is.

• Show the user step-by-step how to complete a particular task.

• Aid in behaviour management.