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The transition into school can be a challenging and overwhelming experience for any child, but for autistic children, the sensory demands of the environment can intensify these difficulties. Sensory overload, characterized by heightened sensitivity to stimuli in the environment, can lead to distress and hinder a child’s ability to engage in learning and social interactions. Therefore, preparing autistic children for school involves fostering specific skills that can help reduce sensory overload and create a more supportive learning environment.

Applied Behavioral Therapy (ABA) is a therapeutic approach that has gained widespread recognition for its effectiveness in improving and changing behaviors in individuals, especially children. Originally developed as a treatment for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ABA has evolved to address various behavioral and developmental challenges that children may face.