An Introduction to Autism
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- Feb 26, 2015
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The course is aimed at SENCOs, teachers or adults working with students diagnosed with ASD. The course will be run by Abi Martin (Diploma in Autism), Assistant Headteacher at Slated Row School and Specialist Leader in Education, and Veronica Clayson M.Ed and TEACCH Trainer (University of Carolina USA), Deputy Headteacher at Slated Row School and Specialist Leader in Education.
Course Outline: - Brief Information on ASD What is ASD? Broad spectrum – severe ASD to high functioning Asperger’s Syndrome.
- Triad of Impairment Social: An impairment in understanding how to behave, play and interact with people. Communication: An impairment in using language (verbal and non- verbal) with other people. Imagination: An impairment in flexible thinking, routines, rules and interests.
- Additional Difficulties Sensory, mental health and physical difficulties.
- Strategies for managing students with ASD Social Stories SPELL framework Structure Schedules Object of reference TEACCH Work stations Photos Symbols PECs Use of language Intensive Interaction Using interests Sensory Integration Planning play/social opportunities with others.
- Where to find additional information or help Current thinking and research
FORMAT: Twilight 2 hours (55 min session, 10min break, 55 min session including question and answer opportunity).
VENUE: Slated Row School Old Wolverton Road Wolverton, Milton Keynes MK12 5NJ
DATE: Monday 9th March 2015
TIMES: 3.45pm-5.15pm
FEES: £60 per participant
BOOKING DEADLINE: 2 weeks prior to start date
Refreshments provided
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