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Home Resources All ages Carol Gray: What Are Social Stories™?

Carol Gray: What Are Social Stories™?

Audience: All ages
Topic: Social
Category: Information
Sub-Category: Resources
Media Type: Video

Carol Gray, developer of the world-renowned, evidence-based “Social Stories(TM)” teaching strategy, describes this valuable tool and provides important information for the parents and professionals who wish to use Social Stories to increase social understanding and effectiveness. More information is available at www.thegraycenter.org.

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