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10 Strategies For Teaching Autistic Learners


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Helen Woodley

Helen Woodley is a primary trained SENDCo currently working in a large KS1-4 Pupil Referral Unit in the North East of England. She spent 3 years studying Theology in Durham; Helen has worked in a wide variety of special school settings, including all age schools....
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How can we support learners with autism?

Whilst we may not always have a learner with a diagnosis of autism in our classes, we will definitely have learners with a wide variety of communication and interaction needs as the National Autistic Society states:more than 1 in 100 people have autism in the UK.

Autism is a broad term which includes a variety of different related conditions such as Pathological Demand Avoidance. Whilst different people present with different characteristics of autism, there are three key areas that are looked for when a

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15th June 201718th April 2024 by Helen Woodley
Posted in Basic Account, Students (Tips for), Teaching and LearningTagged @AutismSpeaks, @SENexchange, Asperger Syndrome, Autism, Autistic Pride Day, Communication, InstagramBlog, interaction, National Autistic Society, Pathological Demand Avoidance

3 thoughts on “10 Strategies For Teaching Autistic Learners”

  1. Lynn McCann says:
    9th July 2017 at 9:23 pm

    Theres lots of resources to support autistic pupils on my website http://www.reachoutasc.com.
    just a note about Autism Speaks – many autistic people boycott this organisation as they use a lot of their funds in trying to find a ‘cure’ for autism which is highly insulting to many autistic people.
    Other organisations with really good resources for teachers are the Autism Education Trust and Network Autism.

  2. Anne says:
    27th August 2020 at 12:44 am

    I believe Anthony William ( Medical Medium) books have information that could be helpful to children with autism, aspergers, adhd etc. Information that is rare.

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