Challenges and Perspectives of Evidence-Based Interventions Integration into Schooling of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders

In recent decades, the importance of the problem of evidence for the effectiveness of interventions in the field of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) for researchers has increased. Presented review aims to analyze publications devoted to evidence-based studies of psycho-educational interventions, applied to children with ASD and their families. The review is structured according to the principle of targeted outcome, taking into account a set of methodological factors. Elementary-school children chosen as the main target group. The following intervention areas were selected for analysis: Modeling and Social Narratives. In order to form a sample of papers on a given topic, a search was carried out using the appropriate filtering on the base Web of Science Core Collection. The sample also contained works included in the registers of scientifically proven practices compiled by independent expert communities. The results of the analytical review showed that for the integration of these interventions into the educational process, they can be described by means of resource schemes containing target, methodological, empirical and organizational factors.

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