Tag: autism
Autism: early intervention
Will the English SEND reforms improve early intervention for children with autism? By Danae Leaman-Hill.
The early years of any child's life are of vital...
Good autism practice
We need to facilitate all learners, says Karen Watson, not only those who fit into a neat curricular box.
To put it plainly, good practice...
SEN127 : November/December 2023
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It's been a good year for conferences, exhibitions and all types of CPD to support greater awareness of...
Autism and masking
Alison Eason says autistic pupils shouldn't need to hide their unique selves.
It's just before lunchtime and the children are looking forward to friends, food...
Brain differences are normal
Parenting can be confusing, lonely, frustrating, frightening, sad, demoralising, funny, wonderful, and intensely passionate, says Alicia Drummond.
As the neurodiversity movement has evolved, the focus...
ADHD and sleep
Jade Taktak and Mark Chapman look at sleep ā the process and the issues.
We need good sleep to live and function optimally. The brain...
SEN126 : September/October 2023
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Iām a big fan of September, with a touch of autumn in the air and a sense...
Autism: the diagnosis that unlocks support
You really need that diagnosis in order to get things done, says Graeme Lawrie.
Last year, the National Autistic Society revealed NHS figures showing more...
Neurodivergence and adoption
The most effective way to support a neurodivergent child is to understand what makes them different, says Dr Gemma North
Neurodiversity is a term increasingly...
Relaxed performances bring joy to all
Making live theatre accessible to all needs careful planning says Kathryn McAuley
There is clear and compelling evidence that experiencing live theatre can be beneficial...