Inclusão de alunos(as) com transtorno do espectro autista (TEA) na educação digital: pontos para reflexão
Abstract
This article aims to discuss the use of digital technologies in the inclusion process of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the educational environment, investigating their potential and limitations. The methodology adopted was an integrative literature review, gathering academic publications, dissertations, and official documents from the past ten years, available in the SciELO, CAPES, and Google Scholar databases. The results highlighted that although digital technologies offer possibilities for personalizing teaching and meeting the needs of students with ASD, their effectiveness depends on the usability, adaptability, and customization of the tools, as well as the proper training of educators and evidence-based pedagogical planning. The research also identified a lack of systematic and field studies evaluating the implementation and practical outcomes of these technologies. It is concluded that the digital inclusion of students with ASD requires more than just access to digital tools, involving ethical and pedagogical commitment to ensure accessible, collaborative, and socially inclusive educational environments. It is recommended that further experimental research be conducted to deepen the practical application of these technologies in everyday school life.
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