About this episode
This episode explores how the Ohio State Shakespeare and Autism project helps children with autism improve their social skills through fun activities.
Children with autism experience myriad struggles. Often, one of them is simply being invited to play. Have fun. Because if you think those with autism don’t want to be social and creative, you’re wrong. In this episode, we’ll see how the Ohio State Shakespeare and Autism project provides an outlet. Through a series of games and activities, this project aims to improve the lives of children with autism — all while they’re having fun.
Topics covered
- autism
- social skills
- creativity
- education
- theater
- child development
Keywords
- autism
- social interaction
- Shakespeare
- children
- games
- creativity
- Ohio State
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Ohio State Shakespeare and Autism project
Places: Ohio State University
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