#autisticstudent

[theaspieworld]

Autism and school can be super difficult. These tips are what you need for success! I am well rehearsed in the issues if autism and schooling, as I have been through it all right up to my degree in Chemistry. So I have mapped out 3 essential tips to have a successful time in school with an autism spectrum disorder. 1.Create A Personal Learners Plan Meet with your school and course coordinators (usually they have a SENCO) and ask them help craft a learning plan that can be haded to all teachings that you are in the class of, with your special assistance and reasonable adjustments on. 2.Label Hand Outs We all get handed lots of paper hand outs and this can get really confusing as organisation isn’t a strong point for people on the autism spectrum. The tip here is to label each paper with the date and a page number, so you know what pages were from what date and in what order. 3.Use Dictation Software Now this tip is a must for autistic people who also have dyslexia and or other learning difficulties. I used my iPhone and iPad microphone dictation software on my notes app to have the device write down the lesson lecture as it was happening. You can always use an audio recorder to do this to. Please let me know if you have anything to add to this conversation by leaving a comment below. I read every single one! Also follow @TheAspieWorld for more autism content. Video: https://youtu.be/yNMzRb__Diw?si=4OjeCyFLrv5o3LqY https://bit.ly/4briUIw

[oyujiyuu]

#mikasa#breakdown#autisticstudent#anxiety#depression#greentea#japan#russowar

[thesocialentrepreneur]

THIS 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 is why black folk can't just get over it and move on. It's everyday trauma! 🤨 This could happen to any Autistic. 😲 This happened on my birthday. 😭 This happened where I live. • 50 years for a car accident? Somebody pleeeeeaaassse tell me #theinnocenceproject has eyes on this young man @brumfield.dale @simplydenisestyle #AspieSecrets #blackautistics #blackautisticpride #blackautisticlivesmatter #blackautism #blackautismawareness #freematthewrushin @justice4matthewrushin • #Repost @pastichegraham with @repostsaveapp ・・・ #AutisticStudent Contact The Governor To Free Matthew Rushin. At This Point, We Need to Spread the Awareness That, Black Autistic People Are REAL TOO (and Just like Everyone Else), They Deserve Justice. At This Point, This isn’t Just a “Drill,” It’s A DRILL.✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼 https://www.instagram.com/p/CCaIPU4A_bY/?igshid=1q71fzah5nzm1

[fernabero]

Speech Language Pathologist SLP in Fairfax with Therapy Source

Speech Language Pathologist SLP in Fairfax with Therapy Source

As part of our mission to pave the way for children�s success worldwide, Therapy Source is currently seeking full-time and part-time Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) to provide speech services for Autisticstudents, primarily in elementary grades. CF’swill be considered. These positions are for the extended school year (ESY), and continuing into the 2021/2022 school year. PleaseNote:if we…

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[indieandyuk]

🏫 How To Help Autistic People In School 🏫

Video on YouTube ➡️ https://youtu.be/xhAOrAkEMmU

Hi indie people, in this video was made with teachers, TA and other form of educators in mind as I know how tough school can be for autistics seeing as it's a system based on "one size fits all". But for some, this can be tricky and this video is here to let you know how you can help autistic people in school.

For my fellow autistics people out there, what helped you at school & what advice would you give to educators?

If you liked this video and want more tips, here's another video which is similar to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrITGXEr0vg

Stay you, stay indie!

Andy

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[red-fairy]

I am an autistic trainee teacher and I am writing a paper on the affects of modelling on learning in autistic and other neuroatypical students. I have a survey to gather data on learning, but i freaked out and didn't send permission letters to parents in time to finish the paper, it would be amazing if people could fill out my survey (it is10 questions without multiple parts) https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/FRVMMQ8

[theaspieworld]

These issues with autism high school students will make you think differently! There are so many autistic individuals who are struggling with schooling and the format in which schools present the learning environment. It’s all to do with learning styles and learning types! The schooling system uses a single model of teaching to teach every single student they come across. This is like handing out the same size school uniform to everyone, this would never work as people are different. This is all down to the fact that we think differently and we learn differently. People on the autism spectrum are usually visual and tactile learners, which means looking at text on a white board isn’t the best way to learn. I would suggest changing it to a more hands on, approach using props and models to teach. At the very least i would use cartoon images to display a process or bit of information as this visual representation will resonate better with Autistc people. Please let me know if you have anything to add to this conversation by leaving a comment below. I read every single one! Also follow @TheAspieWorld for more autism content. Video: https://youtu.be/xzpgfwvw5hw?si=7QGZjMejc5oZ8qRb https://bit.ly/44HzZLZ

[theaspieworld]

Autism and school can be super difficult. These tips are what you need for success! I am well rehearsed in the issues if autism and schooling, as I have been through it all right up to my degree in Chemistry. So I have mapped out 3 essential tips to have a successful time in school with an autism spectrum disorder. 1.Create A Personal Learners Plan Meet with your school and course coordinators (usually they have a SENCO) and ask them help craft a learning plan that can be haded to all teachings that you are in the class of, with your special assistance and reasonable adjustments on. 2.Label Hand Outs We all get handed lots of paper hand outs and this can get really confusing as organisation isn’t a strong point for people on the autism spectrum. The tip here is to label each paper with the date and a page number, so you know what pages were from what date and in what order. 3.Use Dictation Software Now this tip is a must for autistic people who also have dyslexia and or other learning difficulties. I used my iPhone and iPad microphone dictation software on my notes app to have the device write down the lesson lecture as it was happening. You can always use an audio recorder to do this to. Please let me know if you have anything to add to this conversation by leaving a comment below. I read every single one! Also follow @TheAspieWorld for more autism content. Video: https://youtu.be/yNMzRb__Diw?si=4OjeCyFLrv5o3LqY https://bit.ly/4aC1I2c

[jimmyclarespeaker]

Time to do school work. I have to watch a movie for class and then write about it. #homeworktime #autisticstudent #gettingthingsdone

Time to do school work. I have to watch a movie for class and then write about it. #homeworktime #autisticstudent #gettingthingsdone

— Jimmy Clare - Motivational Speaker (@JimmyClareSpeak) Sep 6, 2021

from Twitter https://twitter.com/JimmyClareSpeak

[jimmyclarespeaker]

Time to work on some homework after getting the podcast edited for the week. #busyday #busylife #autisticstudent

Time to work on some homework after getting the podcast edited for the week. #busyday #busylife #autisticstudent

— Jimmy Clare - Motivational Speaker (@JimmyClareSpeak) September 29, 2020

from Twitter https://twitter.com/JimmyClareSpeak