Bringing the instruction for children with ASD away from a desk with one child and one teacher to regular settings at home, in school, and in the community is known as applying
A)naturalistic teaching strategies.
B)pivotal response training.
C)incidental teaching.
D)milieu teaching.

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Naturalistic teaching strategies focus on teaching skills in natural settings, such as at home, school or in the community, rather than in isolated, structured situations. This approach aims to make learning more meaningful, interesting and motivating for children with ASD. Other options such as B) pivotal response training, C) incidental teaching and D) milieu teaching, although beneficial in their own right, do not specifically emphasize the importance of naturalistic context as much as naturalistic teaching strategies.

Bringing the Instruction for Children with ASD Away from a Desk