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      Hero stories: A coping strategy for a child who has autism

      Jones, Linda; Merry, Rosina; Mitchell, Donna
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      Jones, L., Merry, R., & Mitchell, D. (2011). Hero stories: A coping strategy for a child who has autism. Kairaranga, 12(2), 20-27.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/7331
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      This paper explores Hero Stories, a different narrative approach developed to support a child with autism to gain self-control and allow him to navigate his world as a competent and capable learner. It examines the development and use of 'Hero Stories books' as a strategy for assisting a child with autism to cope with stressful situations within the home and school, and explores how these stories can contribute to enhancing a child's sense of themselves as thinkers and powerful learners, in charge of their lives.
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      2011
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      Journal Article
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      Massey University
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      © 2011 Massey University. Used with permission
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