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I loved the video you shared of your character and the reflection questions you had us talk about, it made me think more about how we can support adults with ASD in different environments

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The video clip was good at showing the character's personality.

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I know this show doesn't ever explicitly say that Abed is autistic- I can't decide if I want it to or not- but I wish the show maybe did a better job at highlighting this

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I liked how we had a discussion after the video, it made me think more about what we can do in that situation if presented

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Would love to watch more episodes. I hope I can stream it somewhere.

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As Kameron is a school counselor- I wonder how we as special education teachers and BCBAs can better collaborate with school counselors to best support individuals with ASD in the different settings and roles

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It made me think about how these ASD characteristics are so common in the media

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I would also love to watch this show and try and use my knowledge I have now to try and pick things out.

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It made me think about how we can do things differently or educate others of ASD and what to do in those environments.

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I really appreciate the video where sarcasm was addressed with persons with ASD. That really stood to me as something to really consider when supporting future students with ASD.

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It really made me think about how I would help future students with ASD understand and navigate interactions with sarcasm.

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I'm curious about a way to help students unfamiliar with ASD better understand their peers and they things they may struggle to understand in social settings.

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I liked all the videos that you added, it really helped portray his character on the show. It highlighted his intelligence and also the social cues he did not pick up on.

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I like how you named the explicit traits of autism that were demonstrated and then had videos to match. I also loved the visuals of your presentation with the tv- it kept it engaging!

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I wish we could educate everyone on ASD so they too can pick up on the traits, sorta like the game we played at the end

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I wish the show didn't focus so much on lack of empathy- which a lot of shows do- because it can give the stereotype that individuals with ASDS or not caring or in touch with emotions, which is not always the case

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I feel like there is a way we can help educate others on the traits individuals with ASD portray.

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I wonder how we could better capitalize on student's special interests like Sheldon in a school setting to lean into their strengths and talents

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I liked all the pictures you included and providing a description for all of them. It helped me understand the character more.

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I love how the show used him as just a part of the family and did not portray him as having a disability. They wanted to include him like he is one of us! Also, how the show used inclusivity for the autism community.

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I would love to watch more of this show, I started it a while back, but definitely going to go back and watch it. I wonder how the show ends!

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I loved all the examples you gave. The work well.

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I liked it all. It was very clear.

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It made me think of all the autistic children I teach and makes me wonder what their lives are going to be like once they get older