Memorable mantras and quick quotes to help embed strategies in everyday practice for both s
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Debbie Riall is passionate about her work and that passion runs through every word of this excellent book. She offers hard-won common sense from the frontline of the classroom in a clearly structured, easily accessible way. For the busy practitioner juggling the demands of classroom life this book provides hundreds of practical strategies for teaching autistic pupils. Crucially, the book is easily navigated signposting the reader to simple solutions to complex problems. Whether you are new to the world of autism and edging yourself slowly along or experienced and confident in your practice, this book will be your ‘sat-nav’ helping you get there or get there sooner.
Dr Martin Hanbury, Executive Headteacher, Chatsworth Multi-Academy Trust
This is such a valuable resource for all education staff who support autistic pupils. It's full of information, with loads of ideas for practical ways to support pupils in the classroom.
Jodi Roberts, Speech & Language Therapist
Table of Contents
Foreword Introduction Under the Stone How to Use This Book Section 1: First Ask the Pupil Section 2: Anxiety Section 3: Behaviour Section 4: Communication Section 5: Diagnosis Section 6: Independence Skills Section 7: Relationships Section 8: Routines Section 9: School Life Section 10: Sensory Needs Section 11: Skills for learning Section 12: Social Skills
