Supporting a child with autism : a guide for teachers and classroom assistants

By: Paley, Sharon.

Kidderminster, BILD : 2011Edition: 2nd ed.Description: 16 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.ISBN: 9781905218226.Subject(s): AUTISM

| SUPPORT

| TEACHERS

| TEACHER AIDES

| CHILDREN

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Summary: "This updated booklet provides a practical introduction to autism for teachers and support workers, with plenty of examples of the sorts of behaviour that a child with autism may show in the classroom. This is followed by a practical guide to developing simple yet effective strategies for working with a child with autism, and finishes with a question and answer session on some of the trickier situations you may encounter." - PUBLISHERS WEBSITE

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"This updated booklet provides a practical introduction to autism for teachers and support workers, with plenty of examples of the sorts of behaviour that a child with autism may show in the classroom. This is followed by a practical guide to developing simple yet effective strategies for working with a child with autism, and finishes with a question and answer session on some of the trickier situations you may encounter." - PUBLISHERS WEBSITE

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