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by AnnMarie McGovern-Theriault
Observing children on the autistic spectrum as they are included in the typical Gym class and then to observe as part of an APE (ADAPTED PHYS. ED )Gym class leads me to believe and know that Adapted PE is the way to go. Wo...read more
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by Ron Usher
I'm an Adapted Physical Specialist. I work with severely disabled students 6 to 22. Some of the most challenging students are the autistic spectrum students. There's not a lot of information for parent's about physical ed...read more
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by Bubba Ray
I'm going to tell you what I believe are the best and worst sports for children and teens with Autism or Asperger's Syndrome. Remember that these listed below are just my own personal opinions. Bad sports for people wit...read more
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Teaching Adapted Physical Education for Autistic Children Adapted Physical Education (APE) addresses the special needs of children with Autism and Autistic Spectrum Disorders in a classroom. These classes use methods th...read more
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