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Simple autism strategies for home and school : practical tips, resources and poetry / Sarah Cobbe ; foreword by Glenys Jones.

By: Cobbe, Sarah.
Publisher: London ; Philadelphia, PA : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2019Copyright date: 2019Description: 325 pages ; 23 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781785924446.Subject(s): AUTISM | PATHOLOGICAL DEMAND AVOIDANCE SYNDROME | CHILDREN | BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT | PARENT GUIDES | TEACHERS GUIDES | POETRY
Contents:
PART I: The Autism Spectrum -- Diagnosis -- Characteristics of Autism -- Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) -- Women and Girls -- Sensory Processing -- Social Interactions -- Managing Emotions -- Wellbeing and Mental Health -- Conversation Skills -- Literal Thinking Styles -- Insistence on Sameness -- Attention to Detail -- Special Interests -- Part II: In School -- Transition -- Early Play Skills -- Fascinations and Special Interests -- Classroom Demands -- Literacy Skills -- PE -- Playtime and Break time -- Group Situations Indoors -- Working 1:1 -- Own Clothes Day -- Teasing and Bulling -- Part III: At Home -- Growing Up Issues -- Food and Drink -- Bedtime Routines -- Toilets and Hand Dryers -- TV Screens and Washing Machines -- Fascination or Fear of Dogs -- Special Talents -- Social Occasions -- Going Out -- Crowds -- Holidays -- Christmas.
Summary: "I commissioned this book as the author has collated lots of easy to access advice and tips on how to support children with autism at home and at school. Each chapter is short and provides two or three tips which the author has tried and used effectively to support children with autism through her career (she has been a teacher supporting children with autism). She also compiles useful resources so that parents or teachers know where to find more. In addition, the author is autistic and uses her own insight in writing poems to accompany each topic. The value of these poems come in their attempt to show what the experience feels like for someone with autism. The commentary on the poem and the experience add another layer to this book, namely that this is about understanding the autistic experience"-- Provided by publisher.
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PART I: The Autism Spectrum -- Diagnosis -- Characteristics of Autism -- Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) -- Women and Girls -- Sensory Processing -- Social Interactions -- Managing Emotions -- Wellbeing and Mental Health -- Conversation Skills -- Literal Thinking Styles -- Insistence on Sameness -- Attention to Detail -- Special Interests -- Part II: In School -- Transition -- Early Play Skills -- Fascinations and Special Interests -- Classroom Demands -- Literacy Skills -- PE -- Playtime and Break time -- Group Situations Indoors -- Working 1:1 -- Own Clothes Day -- Teasing and Bulling -- Part III: At Home -- Growing Up Issues -- Food and Drink -- Bedtime Routines -- Toilets and Hand Dryers -- TV Screens and Washing Machines -- Fascination or Fear of Dogs -- Special Talents -- Social Occasions -- Going Out -- Crowds -- Holidays -- Christmas.

"I commissioned this book as the author has collated lots of easy to access advice and tips on how to support children with autism at home and at school. Each chapter is short and provides two or three tips which the author has tried and used effectively to support children with autism through her career (she has been a teacher supporting children with autism). She also compiles useful resources so that parents or teachers know where to find more. In addition, the author is autistic and uses her own insight in writing poems to accompany each topic. The value of these poems come in their attempt to show what the experience feels like for someone with autism. The commentary on the poem and the experience add another layer to this book, namely that this is about understanding the autistic experience"-- Provided by publisher.

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