Tag: ASD
The disproportionate impact of the pandemic on children with SEND: is...
Debbie Craig explores the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on children with SEND and how innovative technology can help improve outcomes.
No-one would dissent from the...
Mind your language
Far from helping us to move on, modern autism terminology may be getting in our way, according to Debby Elley and Maura Campbell.
After parents...
Diagnosing ASD
Srinivas Gada outlines some of the main things to look for if you think a child may have autism
Does my child have an Autism spectrum condition?
Karla Pretorius offers a range of tips and strategies for parents with children who have suspected, but as yet undiagnosed, Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Being a...
Child diagnosis: the need to be trauma informed
We need to consider a child’s experiences before rushing to a diagnosis of SEN, writes Margot Sunderland
That autism “thing”
Rachel Jackson has won many battles for her son with autism but what, she asks, is she fighting for?
It’s all about the individual
A person-centred approach can make a huge difference when helping people with autism to develop their personal skills, writes Emma Gosling
Unstructured times are the worst!
Karen Ferguson provides some simple ideas to help pupils with autism during break and transition times at school
Living life in colour
Alex Manners reveals how Asperger’s affects his daily life and is now helping him to shape his future
The same but different
Sarah Ziegel charts the divergent paths her four sons with autism are taking through school
Book Reviews
Neurodiversity and Education
The authors of this publication combine extensive experience in the fields of education, neurodiversity, teacher training, tutoring and consultancy. Paul Ellis broadcasts regularly on...
