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How are children integrated into typical preschool classrooms?

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How are children integrated into typical preschool classrooms?

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Prior to school enrollment, programs focused on specific school skills are introduced and practiced (e.g., circle time, lining up, coloring, finding a cubbie). Children then initially attend class for 15-20 minutes per day, aided by a Tutor or Senior Tutor, during times that involve skills that they have practiced at home. Once a child is able to independently participate in this portion of the day, their time at school is systematically expanded. Aides prompt children to use the skills they have learned at home, and select new target skills to practice at home, based on the demands of the class.

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