What is autism spectrum disorder?
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition that affects social communication and interaction, and involves restricted…
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Understand autism and use visual supports, communication systems and calm, predictable routines in mainstream classrooms.
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What are the early signs of autism in children?
Early signs of autism in children: little response to name, few gestures, delayed speech, repetitive play and strong reactions to sounds or change.
How do you teach a child with autism in a mainstream classroom?
How to teach a child with autism in a mainstream classroom: visual schedules, clear instructions, warnings before changes and a calm space.
What are visual schedules and how do they help?
What are visual schedules and how do they help? Picture or word timetables that reduce anxiety, ease transitions and build independence.
What is PECS?
PECS, the Picture Exchange Communication System, is a structured way of teaching children with limited speech to communicate by exchanging picture cards…
What is ABA therapy?
What is ABA therapy? Applied behaviour analysis teaches skills in small steps with reinforcement. Look for ethical, child-centred, supervised practice.
How do you handle meltdowns in autistic children?
How to handle meltdowns in autistic children: keep everyone safe, reduce noise and demands, wait calmly, then find and adjust the triggers.
What are social stories?
Social stories are short, personalised stories that describe a situation, what usually happens and why, and how people might think or feel, to help autistic…
What are sensory processing difficulties?
Sensory processing difficulties mean unusually strong or weak responses to sound, touch, light or movement. Simple classroom changes help.
How do you make a classroom autism-friendly?
How to make a classroom autism-friendly: a visual timetable, labelled areas, less noise and clutter, a calm corner and consistent routines.
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