Baker, Pamela H.Agrawal, Jugnu2013-08-092013-08-092013https://hdl.handle.net/1920/8199This single-subject multiple-baseline across participants study was designed to investigate the effects of explicit instruction with manipulatives on the conceptual and procedural knowledge of addition and subtraction of like and unlike fractions of elementary school students with autism. This study included six 8- to 12-year-old students with mild to moderate autism who demonstrated math difficulties.237 pagesenCopyright 2013 Jugnu AgrawalSpecial educationMathematicsElementary educationAutismExplicit InstructionFractionsManipulativesMathematicsSingle-subject research methodologyThe Effects of Explicit Instruction with Manipulatives on the Fraction Skills of Students with AutismDissertation