Effectively Supporting autistic children in School
This course is designed for tutors who are or will be shadows in school, as well as parents and teachers who would like to better understand the role of a shadow.
About the course
The Effectively Supporting Autistic Children in School course includes information regarding ‘shadowing’ techniques, including prompting, reinforcement, task analysis, and promoting communication and interaction.
The course also includes a variety of ways in which the national curriculum can be differentiated within schools. It also addresses professionalism in schools, including working as part of the class team.
Topics covered
- The definition of the shadow
- Role of the shadow
- How to teach classroom routines
- Common complications encountered in the school environment
G has been supported by Child Autism UK since he was two years old. Thanks to the expert guidance of his wonderful and dedicated case worker, he’s made amazing progress both at home and at school. Now thriving in Year 5 at a mainstream primary, G is growing in confidence every day. He’s made huge strides in his communication and social skills and has built some truly lovely friendships along the way.
Autism is an incredibly prevalent condition and Child Autism UK is a truly wonderful charity who provide support and resources in a world where diagnosis is a long and challenging process, leaving families without the support and guidance they need in that period.
“Excellent advice service… always kind, helpful and deal with problems quickly”
“Child Autism UK provided personalised support for our whole family and one-to-one intensive support for our child.”
