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Title: HELPING PUPILS WITH AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDERS TO LEARN
By: Mary Pittman
Format: Electronic book text

List price: £25.19


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ISBN 10: 1849202664
ISBN 13: 9781849202664
Publisher: SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD (DIGITAL)
Pub. date: 5 September, 2007
Pages: 144
Description: This resource helps educators structure the classroom environment, understand and improve behavior, and look at transition through the eyes of students with autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
Synopsis: 'The reader can gain a good overall understanding of autism and the issues which arise in teaching and learning across the spectrum but can also focus on and apply sections of the book which are specific to his or her own situation. I feel that this book is relevant to all school staff involved in educational planning for children who have autistic spectrum disorders' - REACH 'The reader will be left feeling challenged to rethink the learning experience of the child with ASD in their class, more clearly attuned to the child's voice and with an armful of ideas to try out in the classroom' - TES Website Are you looking for caring and creative ways to support pupils on the Autistic Spectrum? By encouraging everyone to view the triad of impairment as a triad of opportunity, this book gives the reader guidance on how to become an autism-friendly professional.With chapters on structuring a meaningful classroom, understanding and improving behaviour, and looking at transition through the eyes of pupils on the spectrum, the book provides valuable insights gained from the author's many years of practice The book includes: - visual resources for supporting learning and behaviour - photocopiable activities for staff training excercises - practical ideas to try out in your setting - case studies to illustrate best practice - answers to frequently asked questions. This is an essential read for all teachers in mainstream and special schools, and everyone who supports pupils on the autistic spectrum.
Publication: UK
Imprint: SAGE Publications Ltd
Returns: Non-returnable
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