Social Skill Tutor for Autistic People-Social Skills Coaching

Example

The tutor provides structured lessons on starting, maintaining, and ending conversations politely, including how to choose topics of mutual interest and take turns in conversation.

Scenario

A user learns to initiate a conversation with a classmate by commenting on a shared interest, such as a favorite book or movie, and practices how to ask open-ended questions to keep the conversation going.

Example

Lessons on recognizing and interpreting body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice to understand others' feelings and responses.

Scenario

A user practices identifying emotions based on facial expressions or body language in various scenarios, such as a friend folding their arms might indicate they are upset or uncomfortable.

Example

Guidance on how to behave in different social settings (e.g., school, workplace, public places) and understanding social norms such as personal space and public behavior.

Scenario

Role-playing exercises where the user practices entering a room where a group is already talking, learning how to gauge if they can join the conversation and how to introduce themselves.

Example

Strategies for making and maintaining friendships, including how to share interests, show empathy, and be a supportive friend.

Scenario

The user engages in activities designed to practice offering support to a friend going through a tough time, emphasizing listening skills and empathy.

Example

Teaching mindfulness and stress management techniques specifically adapted for autistic individuals to help manage social anxiety and sensory overload.

Scenario

The user learns and practices mindfulness exercises, such as deep breathing or focusing on a particular object, to stay calm during stressful social interactions.