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A Shift in Approach

Understanding FASD

  • What is FASD?
  • Primary Disabilities
  • A Shift in Approach
  • Kim Barthel - Speaking about the Brain
  • Kim Barthel - Attachment
  • Dan Dubovsky - The Approach
  • Dan Dubovsky - Rewards and Consequences
  • Dan Dubovsky - Fostering Interdependence
  • Dan Dubovsky - Comparing ODD, ADHD, and FASD
  • Dan Dubovsky - Mental Health Disorders and FASD
  • Dan Dubovsky - Strategies for Improving Outcomes
  • Dan Dubovsky - Common Strengths of Students with FASD
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Date Reviewed Jul 2013
Resource Type video

Understanding FASD as a brain based disability requires that we shift our thinking about students' behavior "won't' to "can't" We need to change our thinking based on a new understanding -- this change fosters more appropriate supports and less frustration.

Topics Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Behaviour
A Shift in Approach
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