AUTISM SUPPORT
what is autism?
Being autistic means a person sees the world, processes information and interacts with others in a specific way. Autistic people are all different which is why autism is often referred to as a spectrum. Autistic people may have differences in:
Their understanding and interpretation of social behaviour
Their understanding and use of verbal and non-verbal communication
Their ability to be flexible in their thinking and behaviour
Click the links below to find out more:
youtu.be/6lp09wSMPeM
Their understanding and interpretation of social behaviour
Their understanding and use of verbal and non-verbal communication
Their ability to be flexible in their thinking and behaviour
Click the links below to find out more:
youtu.be/6lp09wSMPeM
An Explanation of Autism For Children
Amazing Things Happen - Alexander Amelines
Alexander’s film gives an uplifting introduction to autism for young non-autistic audiences, aiming to raise awareness, understanding and tolerance in future generations
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbwRrVw-CRo
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbwRrVw-CRo
Click the pictures below to view some helpful presentations to support pupils with Autism Spectrum Disorder:
Supporting Our Children
Supporting Our Children
Part 2
Autism Elf
