A Comprehensive Analysis of Educational Interventions for Autism Spectrum Disorder in Pakistan
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2025
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Abstract
Education systems across the globe face unique issues and possibilities about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Hence, in a mixed socio-cultural context of Pakistan, where special education is still in its emergent phase, the delivery of effective data–driven services for children with ASD is indeed a challenge. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the existing state of educational interventions for ASD in Pakistan. First, it is based on the sociocultural context and cultural beliefs and stigma surrounding people's lives. It goes on to methodically detail interventions for both conventional and unconventional therapy, as well as covers the relatively new use of ABA and TEACCH programs. Scratch beneath the surface, and Pakistan's school system reveals a whole range of shortfalls in policy, teacher training, and resources. It also addresses the key role of the family, including its various loads and potential for elevation. Based on these analyses, the paper proposes an overarching plan that includes public awareness, policy transformation, broadening professional development, and integrating technology, as well as extending inclusive education. The final point to be emphasized is that, while daunting, a multi-label solution involving government intervention, professionalism of the experts, and participation of the community can help the realization of an eco-structure in which Pakistani children who have ASD could learn/work/live/and play and flourish to become more than they are.
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| Authors | Nayyar Bashir, Dr. Mobeen-Ul-Islam, Dr. Nazish Andleeb |
| Journal | Social Sciences & Humanity Research Review |
| Year | 2025 |
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