Educating and Supporting Autistic Girls
A Resource for Mainstream Education and Health Professionals
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Published:30th Oct '23
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This essential resource, Educating and Supporting Autistic Girls, offers strategies for education and health professionals to better support autistic girls in mainstream environments.
This fully revised and updated resource provides essential guidance for supporting autistic girls, emphasizing their unique experiences within educational settings. Educating and Supporting Autistic Girls offers a comprehensive array of strategies, worksheets, and activities designed to reflect best practices. It serves as an invaluable tool for education and health professionals dedicated to enhancing the educational experience for these young individuals.
Autistic girls, particularly those in mainstream schools, often face challenges that can lead to being overlooked or misdiagnosed. With increased awareness of how autism manifests in females, Educating and Supporting Autistic Girls highlights the importance of understanding these girls' experiences. It delves into the reasons why they may remain 'invisible' and outlines effective approaches that professionals can take to provide better support.
The book not only shares the insights and perspectives of autistic girls and women but also explores the various difficulties they encounter in school environments. It offers practical guidance, including strategies for addressing key issues such as anxiety, masking, and social identity. With a rich collection of case studies, audits, and easy-to-implement tips, this resource empowers professionals to adapt their practices and create a more inclusive environment for autistic students, ultimately fostering self-awareness and coping skills among young autistic females.
ISBN: 9781032395951
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 1000g
188 pages
2nd edition