As you probably know, all individuals on the autism spectrum have unique skills, talents and strengths. When supporting autistic children and adults, it's really important to focus on a person's strengths. This is one of the keys to empowering their potential in learning and development. That's why an inclusive environment which supports the needs of an autistic individual is essential. When supporting an autistic individual consider the following: ✅ What is the autistic person good at and what interests them? ✅ What and who they dislike? (This could be people, places, things, sensory inputs, songs, movies) ✅ What do they struggle with? (physically, emoitionally, socially, academically, creatively) ✅ What is the individual's communication type and style? ✅ How does the person best learn? (favourite subject, learning style preference) If you would like to learn more practical strategies and tips to know and understand autistic individuals, so you can plan and meet their needs through strengths based environments join.... Dr. Emma Goodall, Autistic Author, International Speaker, International Speaker, Mother, Researcher, Disability and Education Consultant in our online conference recordings, Thriving with Autism. She'll share practical approaches and actionable insights you can use to best support autistic individuals with her presentation:
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