Welcome to Disability Awesome. Each week, this post will feature a person or persons with mental and / or physical disabilities who are doing awesome things! As someone with an disability, I love it when others when disabilities do great things!
Pre-teaching means practicing what to do BEFORE you have to do it.
This can come in handy for things such as understanding social rules, like how to join a conversation.
Or learning new skills, like how to vacuum the floor.
Pre-teaching can also help autistic people know WHEN to use a skill they’ve already learned.
Sometimes, the problem isn’t that we CAN’T do something.
It’s that we need clearer expectations and an opportunity to practice!
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