Have you redesigned your classroom for when we go back to school? I am busy preparing for a new class. I have my class list and I’m determined to run a more organised and efficient classroom when we go back to school. My plan is for everything to have its own place. I will know […]
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Can and should you teach manners to autistic children? We expect please and thank you from all children at an early age so shouldn’t we treat autistic children the same? After all we want our children to be socially accepted. Or are there other areas we need to consider? ….please. I want a drink, PLEASE.
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Do you have a child who doesn’t play with toys in the ‘correct’ way? If you do, is this actually such a problem, and if it is what should you do about it? The steps to teach autistic kids to play follows a progression, and we want to help you to engage in it. So
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Adult led learning or child led learning? What is best at a time like this? You’ve created the work pack and sent the instructions home. You’ve checked and sent all the login details and informed all the parents of the free online museums, zoo cameras and workouts. But how is the home learning really going to
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Schools and timetables go hand in hand, so what happens to routines when school is out for children with autism? How does it feel to go from a highly structured minute by minute schedule to a more relaxed environment? Should parents be encouraged to copy what’s been set up in school or should the day
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