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Autism: 5 research-based tips to help students
Autistic pupils can experience rejection from peers – we must try to prevent any feeling of isolation, writes Nick Hodge
5 April 2019
‘Teachers can be guilty of hiding from those students with disabilities and this needs to change’
A television advert for a disability charity prompted one expert on inclusive practice to reflect on the reactions teachers are modelling when they interact with pupils with disabilities
8 November 2016
SEND Focus: Why all teachers should know the UN’s disability regulations
Teachers must be aware of the terms of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to make sure they are not in breach of them, says one leading expert on autism
9 August 2016
SEND Focus: Schools’ Autism Awareness Week is a chance to pause and reflect
One autism expert suggests teachers use the campaign to think about how they can meet the needs of all pupils
15 March 2016
SEND Focus: ‘Our disabled children and young people are under attack and it’s time to fight back’
One leading expert on autism worries that the media and government anti-disability messages are impacting on the self-esteem of young people with special needs
8 March 2016
SEND Focus: ‘We need to ensure students can talk openly and are informed about sex’
Pupils with disabilities are more likely to experience homophobic and transphobic bullying – but new guidance offers hope
16 February 2016
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